How Aura’s guides are prepared.

Who is responsible

The publisher is the app’s developer, not an independent reviewer of Aura. These guides were prepared with AI assistance and checked against product source and the external references identified on each page. No outside clinician is represented as having reviewed them.

Product behavior and clinical evidence

Source checks can establish that a workflow is implemented; they do not prove that a particular build is released or that a feature improves health outcomes. We identify the App Store link as coming soon until a real destination is configured. External health references support general context, not endorsement of Aura.

We distinguish observations, associations, and explanations. Fictional examples demonstrate recordkeeping or arithmetic and are labeled as such. They are not patient stories, clinical validation, or a reproduction of Aura’s prediction model.

Dates and corrections

Each guide records its own publication and source-check date. Change the check date after a substantive check or correction, not after every build or formatting edit. A named reviewer and credentials should appear only after that person actually performs the review.

To report a problem, send the page URL, the statement, and any supporting reference to Aura support. Do not include private headache records in an editorial correction request.

Health information and privacy

These pages explain a tracking tool and do not replace professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The privacy policy contains the full data-handling disclosures; guide summaries do not override it.