Patient control
The patient should not need to ask permission from a remote server to understand their own records.
New Loka exists to keep clinical data local, usable, and under the control of the patient and direct care provider. The product is shaped for places where infrastructure is limited and privacy matters.
Data stays on the device or inside a tightly controlled local deployment.
Designed for fast decisions, not administrative overhead.
Works for a single provider, a small clinic, or a compartmentalized institution.
The patient should not need to ask permission from a remote server to understand their own records.
Clinicians need fast access to structured data, notes, and workflows that respect the pace of care.
Aggregation and anonymization should happen after care, not at the cost of immediate usability.
New Loka is meant for clinicians who need better storage, retrieval, and coordination without depending on infrastructure they do not control.
The same core system should be useful in a clinic with no dependable network, a rural practice with limited devices, or a more formal organization with strict access boundaries.
We do not host health data on our servers for independent users, patients, or small teams. That keeps the trust boundary where care actually happens.
Different users need different workflows and regulatory postures. New Loka is built to support those differences without changing the core product philosophy.
The first obligation is to help a clinician see, understand, and act on the right information quickly. The second is to preserve that information in a way that can support research, reporting, and continuity later.
Now
All data remains local, with fast access on a single device.
Now
Locally distributed data with role controls and partitioning.
Later
Dedicated hosting and deployment options after the product matures.