Public beta v0.1
About Dr. Aloha
Last updated September 10, 2026
Dr. Aloha is an educational symptom-guide prototype designed to be calm, clear, and proportionate. It is not a doctor, diagnostic service, telehealth provider, or substitute for medical care.
What this beta does
The current experience asks three simple questions about timing, impact, and warning signs. It then shows general educational information, common possibilities, and a suggested care category.
The response is generated by a small set of scripted rules. It is not a comprehensive medical assessment, does not know your medical history, and has not been clinically validated.
Who it is for
This beta is intended for adults age 18 and older who want help organizing a non-emergency health question. It is not designed for children, pregnancy-related concerns, or situations involving complex medical history.
When not to use it
Do not use Dr. Aloha for an emergency. If you have trouble breathing, chest pressure, fainting, confusion, severe bleeding, sudden severe pain, or anything that feels immediately dangerous, call 911 in the U.S. or your local emergency number.
What comes before a full medical-product launch
- Independent review by licensed clinicians.
- Formal legal and regulatory review for every market where the service is offered.
- Documented safety testing, quality controls, and monitoring.
- A finalized privacy program before accounts, analytics, or stored health information are introduced.
This page describes the limited public beta available today. Product capabilities and safeguards may change before any broader release.