Health Cockpit is an open-source, self-hosted personal health dashboard built to organize your records, review your history, and make deliberate sharing possible.
Open-source health cockpit you can actually run
Track labs, records, body composition, medications, supplements, workouts, goals, reminders, and AI-assisted review in one private self-hosted dashboard.
A feature matrix that reads like a real project
The showcase stays focused on the actual product surface: records, sync, reminders, exports, and the governance needed around them.
Placeholders for the future screenshots and clips
Designed placeholders, not fake screenshots.
How records are normalized before they become useful.
Where consent is required before AI touches sensitive inputs.
How provenance and raw artifacts stay attached to every review.
Privacy is part of the product, not a footnote
The system is built to make sensitive health data easier to handle without pretending the risk goes away.
Self-hosted infrastructure keeps the data plane under your control.
Organization and tenant boundaries keep sharing scoped and deliberate.
AI features stay behind consent guardrails and review steps.
Raw artifacts can be retained, linked, or purged on purpose.
Exporting and sharing is explicit, not accidental.
This is not medical advice; it is a record-keeping and review tool.
Capture → Normalize → Review → Share/export
A simple loop that keeps the raw inputs, structured record, and sharing layer distinct.
Practical tech and deployment choices
The stack is intentionally familiar: modern web app, real database, auth, companion sync, messaging, and a Docker-first deployment path.
Common questions
See the demo, then read the stack notes
This page is a showcase, not a funnel. The demo shows the product; the stack section explains how it is meant to be run.