A medical interpreter for iOS. On-device. Credential-gated. Nothing transmitted.
Every stage runs on the iPhone. Nothing crosses the network.
Three independent wipe triggers. No transcript outlives its usefulness.
Every account is verified against the appropriate credentialing body.
Powered by Apple's on-device translation library.
Arabic · Chinese (Mandarin) · Dutch · English · French · German · Hindi · Indonesian · Italian · Japanese · Korean · Polish · Portuguese · Russian · Spanish · Thai · Turkish · Ukrainian · Vietnamese
Apple's on-device library expands with each iOS release. South Asian languages — Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu — are on our roadmap through a bundled on-device pipeline, preserving the zero-cloud guarantee. For rare dialects not yet supported, we recommend a certified human interpreter rather than compromising on-device processing.
Two ways to pay. Every plan includes full on-device translation.
HIPAAspeak is architected to support HIPAA-covered entities in meeting their compliance obligations. No product is "HIPAA certified" — that designation doesn't exist. We provide an on-device architecture, a BAA for covered entities, and credential-gated access. Covered entities remain responsible for their own HIPAA compliance programs.
Apple's on-device speech, translation, and voice frameworks are uniquely suited to a zero-cloud clinical tool. They run on the Neural Engine, are rigorously audited, and come with Apple's own privacy guarantees. Replicating this on Android today would require bundling third-party models, which weakens the security story.
The session wipes immediately. All audio buffers, transcripts, and translations clear from memory. Re-opening requires Face ID, and no prior session is recoverable.
Yes, once the app is installed and the language models are downloaded. Internet is only required for initial credential verification and billing. The translation pipeline itself runs entirely offline.
Yes. Available on request for Monthly and Annual subscribers. Because HIPAAspeak doesn't transmit PHI to our servers, our BAA obligations are narrower than a typical cloud vendor's — but the document is available for any covered entity that requires one.
No. HIPAAspeak activates only for verified healthcare professionals. Patients speak into the clinician's phone during a session — the app is a tool operated by the provider.
Drop your work email. A real person — not an autoresponder — will reply within a few hours with our compliance brief, BAA template, and a calendar link.
Your email goes to support@hipaaspeak.com over our own infrastructure. No third-party form service.
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