Is Bolt.new HIPAA Compliant? What StackBlitz’s Policies Actually Say
Short answer: Bolt.new is not HIPAA compliant, among the vibe-coding tools not built for regulated health data. Bolt (built by StackBlitz) offers no Business Associate Agreement anywhere in its Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Enterprise page, or Pricing page. What makes Bolt’s paper trail unusual is the split between documents: its Terms of Service haven’t... Continue reading
From Vibe Code to HIPAA Compliant: What It Actually Takes
What founders discover too late: Getting a vibe-coded healthcare app from prototype to HIPAA-compliant production is not a hosting decision — it’s an engineering project. AI tools are exceptional at generating working demos fast, but they build for speed and visual output, not for regulated, production-grade architecture. The gap between your prototype and a deployable... Continue reading
Vibe Coding for Healthcare Apps: Which AI App Builders Are HIPAA Compliant? (2026)
The hard truth: None of the major vibe coding platforms — Base44, Bubble, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, FlutterFlow, or Glide — are HIPAA compliant hosting environments. Several explicitly prohibit uploading PHI in their terms of service. However, some platforms (Replit, Cursor, Lovable) allow you to export your code, which means you can build your app there... Continue reading
What Does “HIPAA Certified” Mean? The Truth About HIPAA Certification
The short answer: There is no official government-issued “HIPAA certification.” The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) does not offer, endorse, or recognize any HIPAA certification program. When a vendor, software provider, or service claims to be “HIPAA certified,” that certification comes from a private third-party organization — not from HHS or any... Continue reading