Last updated: 2026-07-02
NeuroLog is a personal health-record platform operated by its developer (contact: adelkazem.1991@gmail.com). It is currently a demonstration deployment: it is intended for evaluation with sample data, not for storing real medical records.
Legal bases: your consent (health data, Art. 9(2)(a) GDPR) and performance of the service you request (Art. 6(1)(b)).
Nobody, by default. Doctors see a record only after you grant consent — per category or per individual file — and you can revoke that consent at any moment, effective immediately. Consents can carry an expiry date, after which access ends automatically.
If you choose to run an AI analysis on an imaging study, selected image slices are sent to an external AI provider (Google Gemini, or Anthropic/DeepSeek depending on configuration) to produce an informational reading. The same applies to the appointment intake assistant and the text you type there. This never happens automatically — each run is triggered by you and each AI output carries a disclaimer: it is not a diagnosis; a human doctor decides.
All traffic is encrypted (HTTPS/WSS). Files are stored privately and streamed only through access-controlled routes; the DICOM imaging server is not reachable without a logged-in session. Passwords are hashed; third-party tokens are encrypted at rest. Access to shared records is audit-logged.
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