MedRecap Fair Use Policy

Last updated: 24 May 2026
Effective: 24 May 2026

This Fair Use Policy explains the intended and permitted use of MedRecap's AI-powered features, including visit recording uploads, AI visit prep, and follow-up chat. It exists to help us keep the service reliable, affordable, and available to all users.

By using MedRecap, you agree to use the service in a reasonable, personal, and non-abusive manner consistent with this policy.

If you have any questions about this policy, please contact us at support@medrecap.ai.

1. Purpose of This Policy

MedRecap is designed for personal health record use by patients and their families. Our AI features rely on shared compute and third-party processing infrastructure, so usage must remain within reasonable personal-use boundaries.

This policy helps us:

2. What Counts as Fair Use

Fair use means using MedRecap primarily for your own personal or household health-record workflow, in a way that matches normal human use of the product.

Examples of fair use include:

Examples of use that are not fair use include:

3. Current Plan Limits

The limits below reflect MedRecap's current product behavior as of 24 May 2026. We may change these limits over time to improve service reliability, reduce abuse, or reflect product changes.

3.1 Limits That Apply to All Tiers

This cap applies even on paid plans and is intended to prevent abuse, bulk usage, or account sharing.

3.2 Free Tier

3.3 Weekly Plan

For the Weekly plan, a "chat action" means either:

3.4 Monthly and Yearly Plans

4. How We Measure Usage

For purposes of this policy:

We may rely on server-side usage records, entitlement records, and security controls to enforce these limits.

5. Prohibited Use

You may not use MedRecap in ways that interfere with the service or shift disproportionate cost or risk onto us. Prohibited use includes:

6. Enforcement

If we reasonably believe your usage violates this policy, we may take action to protect the service. Depending on severity, this may include:

We may also investigate unusual usage patterns even if they technically fall within a stated numerical limit, where those patterns indicate automation, bulk use, fraud, security risk, or misuse of a personal plan.

7. Service Changes

We may update this Fair Use Policy from time to time. When we make material changes, we will update the "Last updated" date at the top of this policy and may also provide notice in the app or on our website.

Continued use of MedRecap after a revised policy takes effect means you accept the updated policy.