Is your AI tool HIPAA compliant?
No. None of the popular AI coding tools or no-code platforms are HIPAA compliant out of the box. If your app handles Protected Health Information, you need to deploy on HIPAA-eligible infrastructure.
HIPAA compliance is not just about ticking a box. It requires end-to-end encryption of Protected Health Information, audit logging, access controls, and a signed Business Associate Agreement with every vendor that touches PHI. No AI coding tool handles all of this for you automatically.
The tools below fall into two categories, and the path to compliance is different for each. Hosted platforms like Lovable, Bolt, and Bubble run your app on their own infrastructure. Since they do not sign BAAs, you need to export your source code and redeploy it on a HIPAA-eligible cloud provider such as AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure.
AI code editors like Cursor and GitHub Copilot generate code on your machine, so hosting is already in your hands. The challenge here is that the code they produce typically lacks encryption at rest, audit trails, and proper access controls. You will need to add those layers yourself and deploy on compliant infrastructure. Select your tool below for a detailed breakdown.
No-Code & Hosted Platforms
These tools host your app on their infrastructure. To become HIPAA compliant, you must export your code and deploy on Google Cloud, AWS, or Azure.
AI Code Editors & Assistants
These tools help you write code but don't host your app. The code they generate lacks HIPAA security controls, and you must deploy on compliant infrastructure.
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