MyHealthPilot helps users organise symptoms, translate research context into plain English, create monitoring plans, and review tracked patterns. It is a health-support tool and is not a diagnostic or emergency medical service.
This page explains what information MyHealthPilot may use, why it is used, and the choices users have when using AI-supported health organisation and monitoring features.
MyHealthPilot may use information that users provide directly in the app to support its features.
Information is used only to operate the experience the user expects from the app.
When users choose to use AI-powered features, relevant information may be sent to the MyHealthPilot backend and to OpenAI in order to generate research translation, monitoring plans, and pattern summaries. Users are shown an in-app AI consent screen before these features are enabled.
In this build, profile details, uploaded record summaries, chat state, reports, reminders, and tracking data may be stored locally on the user’s device so the app can preserve context and work more smoothly between sessions.
If a user deletes their account in the app, MyHealthPilot attempts to delete the associated Firebase account and clear related local app data stored on the device.
MyHealthPilot does not sell personal health data. Service providers may process data on behalf of the app when needed to operate core features such as authentication, backend processing, and AI-supported responses.
Users choose what information to enter, whether to upload records, and whether to use AI-powered features that rely on consent. Users can also delete their account inside the app.
For privacy, support, or account questions, contact MyHealthPilot directly by email.
myhealthpilotmobile@gmail.com