careScout

a search assistant, not a therapist
Your answers stay in this browser. Nothing you type is stored on our server, and we do not log the contents of your messages. Please don't paste a member ID, a street address, or anything you wouldn't want sitting in this browser's storage.

Carry this to another device

This makes a link that rebuilds your brief somewhere else. Your answers travel inside the link itself, in the part after the #, which browsers never send to a server. We do not see it and cannot recover it for you.

A link is not a private place. Once you copy it, it can end up: Your brief may include health details, insurance, and your area. Protect it with a passphrase.
Send the passphrase by a different route than the link. If you forget it, the link cannot be opened, though this device keeps its own copy.
Recommended. Your brief is encrypted in your browser first. The server stores only the encrypted bytes and never receives the key, which travels in the part of the link after the #. We cannot read it, and it deletes itself after 30 days.

The long links store nothing anywhere: the whole brief travels inside the URL, so they work forever but run to thousands of characters and some apps clip them.

Create an unprotected link?

Anyone who gets this link can read your brief: your area, your insurance, and whatever you told me you want a therapist to have experience with. There is no passphrase on it.

If you are sending this to another person rather than to your own other device, use Export instead. A file does not leak into browser history the way a link does.

This link is protected

Enter the passphrase you were given to open this brief.

Export your brief

Files stay on your device until you send them. For handing something to another person, or to a therapist's office, this is safer than a link.

Source links

One per line, as label | https://.... Keeping the link is what lets a claim be re-checked later, so a row without one is a claim you cannot verify.

Clear everything?

This erases your brief and this conversation from this browser. It cannot be undone, and we have no copy to restore from. Export first if you want to keep it.