Try Aletheia as an appointment-preparation workflow.
Explore how symptom records become timing review, cautious pattern interpretation, literature-aware questions, and clinician-ready communication. The demo shows the product experience before asking for feedback.
Follow the workflow before judging the product.
The demo starts with records and ends with communication. Feedback is available after the walkthrough, not before the user understands what Aletheia does.
Make the literature-aware feature obvious.
Ask Aletheia Lite is the feature that turns the demo from a tracker into a communication product. It shows source-grounded educational context, uncertainty, and questions that could be taken into a clinical conversation.
Open Ask Aletheia LiteWhat Pro could unlock.
The paid wedge is better communication and clinician-ready preparation, not simply more tracking.
Open the fictional workspace.
Start with the full workflow or jump directly to the Ask Aletheia demo. Resetting the demo restores only the fictional sandbox records.
Feedback belongs after the experience.
This prompt is intentionally placed at the end. Visitors should first see the record-to-communication workflow.
Was the product purpose clear?
After exploring the fictional workspace, answer one product question: did the demo make it clear that Aletheia is for symptom organisation, cautious interpretation, and appointment preparation rather than diagnosis or treatment advice?