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STATUSArchitecture complete · Build in progress · Prototype on request

Cloud assistants can answer questions but send personal health data to a server. Privacy-first apps store locally but cannot meaningfully answer. This system combines private storage with useful, cited answers.

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What we built

Runs entirely on the user’s device — no server, login or account

Retrieves and quotes medical literature with a tappable source

Returns offsets into real text rather than free prose, so it cannot output content absent from the source

Supports real reminder schedules without giving dosing advice

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Why it is hard

Seven checks must pass; otherwise the system honestly reports insufficient evidence

A dedicated decoy test checks whether the AI uses evidence rather than memory

Evidence lookup and personalisation remain separated by design

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How it works

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Local question

The question stays on the device

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Retrieve

Find relevant medical literature

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Rank evidence

Select the strongest source passages

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Extract offsets

Return exact passages, not free prose

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7 checks

Run all seven evidence checks

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Cited answer

Show the quote with its citation

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Where it applies

Licensable evidence engine for health apps, insurers and patient support

Adaptable to legal, financial and internal knowledge systems

For any domain requiring quote, don’t guess

On-device AILocal encryptionEvidence retrievalOffset extractionVerification chainPrivacy by design

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