About this archive
About this archive. MyPHIT ceased operating at this address. The pages here reproduce material previously published on myphit.org for reference. Nothing on this site is current, and nothing here should be relied on for decisions. This archive is independent: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, accredited by, or operated by any company, institution, agency, society, publication or individual named in the archived material.
If you previously operated this domain and wish to discuss the archive, please get in touch: [email protected].
Not medical advice. This material is archived, may be years out of date, and must not be used to make decisions about care. Consult a qualified clinician.
The era this material dates from
The recovered material is a Ruby on Rails application using Devise authentication, built with Bootstrap 3 page grammar and a Nunito webfont. The participant quotations on the archived homepage are attributed to a college cohort described there as Class of ’17, which places the captured material in roughly 2016–2017. Four routes survive in the backup: the homepage and the sign-in, sign-up and password-reset screens. There were no articles, no news and no other pages.
Date of restoration
This archive was built on 10 August 2026 from the myphit.org server backup. Wording, headings, the ten themes, the three PHIT steps, the welcome message and the quotations are reproduced as recorded. Analytics and tracking code, framework asset references and third-party font requests were removed, and the account forms were rebuilt as inert reproductions so that nothing on this site collects data or performs an action.
Removal and transfer
The operator of this archive will remove or transfer any material here on request from a prior rights holder. Write to [email protected] and the material will be taken down or handed over.
What is not reproduced
Working account, registration and password flows are not reproduced, and no affiliation, accreditation or endorsement by any college, medical school, health authority or individual named in the archived material is claimed or implied. Nothing here is clinical guidance.