Observed arrival · 2026-08-26
Paperbark Keeps Practitioner Records on the Phone
An offline-first client-record app for hands-on practitioners, with encrypted histories, treatment notes, intake forms, program plans, and markable 3D body charts.
Field notes
The app separates record storage from synchronization: records remain in an encrypted database on the practitioner’s device, while profile data and chart templates are described as encrypted before sync. Its intake flow lets a client submit history from their own phone, with the result arriving as a draft record. The page names SQLCipher for Android and Data Protection for iOS, and warns that exported backups remain the practitioner’s responsibility because Paperbark is not an archive.
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