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I built CompliAssistant™ — a lightweight AI tool that gives instant HIPAA compliance guidance (Q&A + document checks).

I’m looking to grow early usage and get feedback from founders who:
• build healthtech products
• sell into healthcare
• handle PHI or regulated data
• have customers asking about HIPAA/BAAs/compliance

The goal: help small teams handle HIPAA questions without hiring expensive consultants or reading endless PDFs.

If any of that resonates, I’d love to get 3–5 testers this week.
I’ll give full access + help you implement real compliance workflows.

Drop a comment or DM me “HIPAA” and I’ll send access.

on December 8, 2025
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    Love this! I'm building vendor risk assessment tools for small businesses facing the same gap - too expensive to hire consultants, too overwhelming to DIY. Would love to connect and swap notes on finding customers in the compliance space. Any way to reach you directly?

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      i certainly do, you can contact me here - compliassistant@gmail.com

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    Love this direction. The gap is always in translating HIPAA guidelines into day to day product decisions. Curious whether your checks handle contextual questions like “do we need a BAA for X workflow” or if it’s more document focused right now.

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      Thanks, really appreciate that. I built CompliAssistant™ to handle exactly those contextual HIPAA questions — not just document checks. It looks at the workflow, the data flows involved, and whether ePHI is created/received/transmitted. From there it gives a yes/no BAA determination with the reasoning spelled out. Still lightweight by design, but more logic-driven than just “upload a document and get feedback.”

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        Got it, that actually makes the tool a lot more useful than a simple document checker. One thing I’m curious about does your logic adapt based on different integration patterns? For example, when data flows through a third party vs stays fully internal. That’s where most teams get stuck in real-world workflows.