Sensitive health data
Blood work, DEXA scans, Apple Health, and Oura data require a documented path through storage, application logic, and AI services.
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Sloop Labs
Technical clarity for the platform powering personalized nutrition.
NextPlay has product signal. The next step is technical confidence.
The platform already turns intake data and blood work into nutrition and supplement recommendations. As client conversations move toward paid contracts, the system needs a clear view of security, HIPAA readiness, and the architecture required for continued product development.
HIPAA readiness
The existing third party assessment should begin only when the platform is ready to produce evidence and address the likely controls.
Architecture
The Next.js and Python system needs review for integration risk, maintainability, and the features that may strain it over the next twelve months.
A technical audit built around the decisions in front of you.
Sloop Labs will review the platform, trace the movement of sensitive data, test the assumptions behind the current architecture, and give the team a prioritized plan.
01Security and data flow
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We will map how user information moves across the frontend, backend, database, file storage, AI services, and third party integrations.
- Authentication and authorization
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Secrets and environment configuration
- Logging and exposure of health information
- De identification before AI processing
- Vendor and hosting risk
02HIPAA readiness
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We will assess whether the current implementation is ready for the contracted HIPAA review and identify the evidence, controls, and remediation work needed before that process begins.
- Access controls and audit trails
- Data retention and deletion
- Business associate dependencies
- Incident response readiness
- Policy and implementation gaps
03Architecture and technical debt
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We will examine the complete stack, including frontend, backend, database, hosting, AI integration, deployment, and repository structure.
- Next.js and Python boundaries
- API design and failure handling
- Test coverage and release process
- Performance and scalability
- Maintainability for the current team
- Risks to the next twelve months of product work
What you receive.
Technical findings and action plan
A direct account of what is working, what creates risk, and what should happen next.
- Executive summary for founders and advisors
- Findings ranked by severity and urgency
- Remediation plan with effort estimates
- Build recommendations for the next product phase
Data flow map
A visual map of sensitive information across the system, including AI and outside services.
Founder readout
A working session to review findings, answer questions, and agree on priorities.
Ten business days from access to answers.
Access and kickoff
Repository access, hosting details, architecture walkthrough, and a short interview with the current development team.
Review and testing
Architecture review, data flow tracing, security checks, and HIPAA readiness assessment.
Findings and roadmap
Written report, prioritized remediation plan, and a founder readout with clear ownership.
Investment.
Technical audit
$4,500Fixed fee covering the audit, written findings, data flow map, remediation plan, and founder readout.
Optional delivery pod
After the audit, Sloop can provide the team required to act on the roadmap.
- Software engineer$50 to $75 per hour
- Senior AI engineerUp to $100 per hour
- Product and project lead$75 per hour
The audit assumes read access to the complete repositories, hosting configuration, database schema, and relevant vendor documentation. It includes up to three stakeholder interviews and one founder readout. Material penetration testing and legal certification are outside this scope.
Start with clarity. Build from evidence.
Once access is in place, Sloop Labs can begin within five business days and return the full audit within ten business days.