Trust center · Privacy
Minimum necessary,
maximum clarity.
Behavioral-health information deserves stricter defaults than general health data. These are the boundaries the product is designed around.
Data boundaries
Clinical data is not analytics fuel.
Protected health information is handled for the care workflow it belongs to. Organizational reporting is designed to use only de-identified, aggregated views in which small groups are suppressed so that no individual patient is exposed.
Separation
Clinical records and operational analytics are architecturally separated.
Aggregation floor
Cohort views are designed to suppress small groups rather than approximate them.
No training free-for-all
PHI is not used to train public foundation models.
Patient control
Sharing is scoped and understandable.
Patient-facing experiences are designed to state what is shared, with whom, and for what purpose — and to let future sharing be changed. Past disclosures cannot be unsent, and the product says so plainly.
No advertising economy
Your data is not the business model.
Peacefull does not sell personal information, share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, or run advertising cookies or session replay on this site. The site uses Apollo.io visitor analytics to understand organizational interest in our design-partner program; you can block its cookies in your browser without losing any site function.
The formal notices
Rights and duties, in full.
The complete statements of rights, duties, and handling are in the formal notices.