Hathr AI

Hathr AI is a ChatGPT tool. Hathr AI delivers Claude models inside AWS GovCloud with a signed BAA on every account, aimed at healthcare, legal and government teams handling sensitive records. It accepts very large documents, keeps data out of model training, and starts at $47 per user with a 7 day trial.

Hathr AI is a chat workspace built on Anthropic's Claude models and hosted inside AWS GovCloud, a FedRAMP High environment. It exists for organizations that want general purpose AI assistance but cannot send protected health information or other sensitive records into consumer tools. Every account carries a signed business associate agreement, which the company says it issues within 24 hours rather than the months competitors often take. The same servers and tooling are described as approved for Department of Health and Human Services work, and the site reports adoption by more than 3,000 organizations across healthcare, legal, revenue cycle management, skilled nursing, hospice, finance, education and government, including HHS and CMS. In daily use the product behaves like a private Claude client. Clinicians paste or upload long records and ask for summaries, administrators query claims and invoices, and proposal teams draft sections from technical documents. Hathr states it accepts files beyond 500,000 words, roughly five times what it says commercial Claude or ChatGPT handle, and pairs the underlying models with retrieval augmented generation to sharpen answers and limit hallucination. Uploaded material is never used to train models, and data sits in a zero retention setup. The vendor's background is national security, a positioning detail aimed at buyers who weigh breach risk heavily. Three audiences get the most from it. Medical practices and hospital staff use it for record review and patient history summaries. Legal, RCM and skilled nursing teams use it for document heavy review work. Government contractors and technical writers use it when proprietary data cannot leave a controlled environment. Anyone whose work never touches regulated data will likely find a standard Claude or ChatGPT subscription cheaper and broader, since Hathr's value rests almost entirely on compliance and isolation rather than unique features. Pricing is listed at $47 per user with a 7 day free trial, and no other tiers appear on the homepage. Buyers should confirm seat minimums, contract terms and which Claude models are available before rolling it out, because those details are not published on the landing page.