Public beta terms
Terms & safety
Effective September 10, 2026
Dr. Aloha is not a doctor and does not provide a diagnosis, treatment, prescription, or medical care. It is a limited educational prototype for adults age 18 and older.
Emergency warning
Do not use this site to assess or manage an emergency. If you may be having a medical emergency, call 911 in the U.S. or your local emergency number. Do not delay care because of anything shown—or not shown—by this site.
No professional relationship
Using Dr. Aloha does not create a doctor-patient, clinician-patient, or other professional relationship. The illustrated character is a digital brand character, not a licensed physician or a person reviewing your information.
Limits of the beta
- The current experience uses scripted rules and covers only a small number of symptom patterns.
- It does not have your examination, health history, medicines, test results, age-specific context, or full set of symptoms.
- It can miss important warning signs and may provide incomplete, inapplicable, or incorrect information.
- “Common possibilities” are examples for education, not conclusions about what you have.
Your decisions
Use your own judgment and contact a qualified healthcare professional when you are concerned, symptoms persist or worsen, or the information does not fit your situation. A professional can consider facts this prototype cannot.
Acceptable use
Do not use this beta for a child, on behalf of another person without permission, to make high-stakes medical decisions, or as a substitute for professional evaluation. Do not attempt to disrupt, reverse engineer, or misuse the site.
Availability and changes
The beta may change, pause, or end without notice. No guarantee is made that it will be available, error-free, complete, or suitable for a particular purpose.
Privacy
Review the public beta privacy notice before entering a symptom. Do not include identifying information.
These are interim, plain-language terms for a limited beta. Final commercial terms should be prepared with qualified counsel before accounts, payment, stored health information, clinical claims, or a broader medical-product release.