An AI clinic visit
in your pocket.

No. Clinic is for non-urgent health investigations. If you're experiencing a medical emergency, call your local emergency services immediately. Clinic will detect red flags and escalate appropriately, but it's not designed for acute emergencies.

An Assessment Pack: executive summary, working theory with evidence, theories we rejected and why, actionable plan, explicit uncertainties, and any safety escalations. It's a report you can return to - not a chat transcript.

Intake takes 6-10 minutes and you can pause/resume anytime. Processing happens in minutes, not days. If you add Clinician Review, that adds up to 24 hours for a human physician to review and respond.

Use Clinic when something feels off and you need a focused investigation. Use Protocol for daily execution of your health habits. Clinic diagnoses and plans; Protocol executes and tracks.

In Protocol. Your Clinic assessment becomes actionable tasks in Protocol - simple cards with reminders, progress tracking, and smart scheduling. The plan lives where your day happens.

Yes, as an optional add-on. Clinician Review (Expanded Mode) adds a licensed physician who reviews the AI assessment, can challenge or modify findings, and adds clinical context. You decide if you want this.

They review the AI's analysis and your data, validate or challenge the working theory, add clinical nuance the AI might miss, and can suggest follow-up tests or consultations. They're available for follow-up questions within the session.

No. We're a 'Glass Box.' Every recommendation has a 'Why?' drawer you can open to see the full reasoning chain, the evidence, and the theories we rejected. Transparency is core to our approach.

Never. Uncertainty is always explicit. We tell you what we don't know, what would resolve it, and the next discriminator - the test or observation that would actually answer the question.

No. Clinic does not prescribe, diagnose, or recommend changing medications. Those decisions belong to your treating physician. We provide information and context that can inform conversations with your doctor.

No. Clinic is an assessment and education tool. It can suggest labs that might be helpful to discuss with your doctor, but it cannot order tests or prescribe treatments. Those require a physician-patient relationship.

Your action plan becomes tasks in Protocol. Today's actions become simple cards. This week's goals become a manageable schedule. Longer-term changes become a steady protocol. Clinic doesn't stop at insight - it powers execution.