Trust information
Your journal should stay yours.
End-to-end encryption for private reflection today. A patient-controlled clinician pathway planned for Q4 2026.
Future-state notice: The clinician pathway described on this page is planned functionality and is not currently available.
Available today
Private reflection comes first.
T30 is designed so choosing support does not mean opening your entire journal. Eligible private journal fields can be encrypted on your device before sync using AES-256-GCM.
Encrypted before sync
Protected fields leave the device as authenticated ciphertext.
You control sharing
A connection does not automatically unlock your private journal.
Separate relationships
Personal and partner connections stay separate from the future professional pathway.
E2EE and HIPAA
End-to-end encryption is a HIPAA-compliant technical safeguard. For clinical use, it works alongside verified access, business associate agreements, audit controls, retention, recovery and incident procedures.
Future state · planned Q4 2026
T30 Professionals
We plan to extend T30’s privacy model into a separate clinician workspace. This is planned functionality—not a description of the current consumer app.
Planned professional controls
- Verified clinician identity and mandatory multi-factor authentication
- Active organization and business associate agreement gates
- Provider- and program-specific access
- Content-free security audit records
- Expiration, revocation and workforce offboarding
Planned client controls
- No automatic sharing
- One item, one destination, one deliberate action
- Separate permission for each provider or program
- Provider relationships private from partners
- A durable record of what was shared
Future sharing boundary
Only selected context crosses the clinical boundary.
A clinician will be able to see
- Specific Check-ins or journal entries you select
- Selected Significant Events or Circle Check-ins
- The program and sharing period
- A note you intentionally include
A clinician will not automatically see
- Your complete journal or future entries
- Drafts, deleted or unshared content
- Partners, personal connections or other providers
- Location, Health, device or Screen Time information
- Your encryption keys or recovery code
Future workflow
How sharing is planned to work
Private invitation
An approved provider invites you to a defined program.
Review before accepting
See the provider, purpose, categories and access period.
Choose one item
Accepting a connection will not share your journal automatically.
Encrypt for the recipient
The selected content is encrypted for authorized professional devices.
Future-state carve-out
Photos and attachments are not part of the initial clinician release.
Clinical photo sharing will remain unavailable until T30’s client-side encrypted media design is implemented and validated across supported platforms. The initial clinician pathway is planned for selected text-based content only.
Planned product boundary
Support, not surveillance.
T30 Professionals is planned as a controlled bridge between private reflection and professional care. It is not planned as an electronic health record, emergency monitor, diagnosis tool, hidden risk-scoring system or unrestricted journal portal.
Questions
Trust information FAQ
Is the clinician pathway available today?
No. T30 Professionals is planned for Q4 2026. Current T30 accounts should not be treated as clinician portals.
Will a clinician see my full journal?
No. The planned model requires deliberate item-level sharing. A grant alone will not expose past or future entries.
Can a partner see my clinician relationship?
No. Professional relationships, prompts, resources and provider identities are planned to remain private from partners and personal connections by default.
Will photos be included?
Not in the initial clinician release. Photo sharing remains excluded until encrypted media support is implemented and validated.
Will T30 sign a BAA?
T30 plans to provide business associate agreements to eligible provider organizations before activating the clinical pathway for their clients.
Planned timing and functionality may change as implementation, security validation and provider review progress.