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Last updated 27 October 2026

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Early accessWhat the product isYour dataAcceptable useIdentifiable dataPublic datasetsAccuracy

Early access

The product is provided free during early access. There is no payment, no subscription and no plan to select. Access may change as the product develops, and we will give notice before removing capability you depend on.

What the product is

A research workspace. It structures questions, profiles data, computes statistics and trains models. It is not a medical device, it does not provide clinical advice, and no output constitutes a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation.

Your data

You keep ownership of everything you upload. Raw uploads are preserved exactly as received and are never used to train models. You may delete a project and its data at any time.

Acceptable use

Do not upload data you lack the right to process, and do not use the product to identify individuals from de-identified records.

Identifiable data

During early access the product accepts de-identified data only. Before each upload you confirm that the file contains no names, street addresses, dates tied to a person other than the year, phone numbers, email addresses, record or account numbers, or any other direct identifier listed in the HIPAA Safe Harbor rule. Do not upload protected health information. Business Associate Agreements are not offered during early access. The protected-data mode stays closed until its security preconditions are attested.

Public datasets

Public datasets offered in the product come from third parties and remain under their own licences. Use them for research and statistical analysis only. Never attempt to identify, re-identify or contact any person in them, and never link them with other data to do so. Cite each source as it is shown with the dataset, and follow the source's own terms.

Accuracy

Statistical and machine-learning output is computed deterministically, but correctness of an analysis depends on the data and the choices you confirm. You remain responsible for the scientific validity of work you publish.