AI Policy
Last updated: July 23, 2026 · Maintained by the DoseRoutine team.
Where DoseRoutine uses AI
DoseRoutine uses AI in three places:
- Library content. Compound overview pages (benefits, timing notes, common stacks, interactions summary) are drafted by AI and periodically reviewed by our team.
- Plan generator. When you tap "Generate plan" or "Regenerate plan," AI proposes a schedule based on the compounds and doses you entered.
- AI chat. The in-app assistant answers questions about supplements, peptides, hormones, timing, and general longevity topics.
Which AI we use
We use large language models from Google (Gemini family) accessed through a managed AI gateway. The specific model may change as newer versions ship. We don't train our own models on your data.
This is not medical advice
AI output in DoseRoutine — library articles, plan suggestions, chat responses, interaction warnings — is educational information only. It is not a diagnosis, prescription, or treatment plan, and no licensed clinician reviews each individual response before you see it.
AI can hallucinate. It can miss a real interaction. It can recommend a dose that's wrong for your body, your genetics, or the medications you're on. It doesn't know your full medical history. A missing warning is not proof of safety.
Always confirm anything DoseRoutine tells you with a licensed clinician or pharmacist before starting, stopping, or changing a compound — especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18, have a medical condition, or take prescription drugs.
What data is sent to AI providers
Plan generator: the list of compounds and doses in your stack, plus any goals you selected. We do not send your name, email, medical history, or account identifiers.
AI chat: the text of your messages in that conversation. Don't paste personal identifiers, government IDs, or full medical records into chat.
Library: AI is used to draft library content in batch — no user data is sent when a visitor reads a library page.
We do not knowingly permit our AI providers to train their models on your prompts or responses, and we do not sell your data. Because AI providers evolve their terms independently, we can't offer an absolute guarantee — treat AI chat as you would any online service and avoid pasting information you wouldn't share elsewhere.
Your responsibilities
- Verify AI suggestions with a licensed clinician before acting.
- Enter accurate information about your own regimen — bad inputs produce bad suggestions.
- Don't rely on the app alone for emergencies. Call your local emergency number.
- Don't share your account or use it on behalf of someone else without their consent.
Opting out of AI features
Core tracking, reminders, schedules, and check-ins work without AI. You can simply not use the Plan Generator or AI Chat. The library will still show AI-drafted content marked as such — treat it the same way you'd treat any online health article.
Reporting mistakes or bad output
If you spot a wrong interaction, a hallucinated citation, or unsafe advice from any AI feature, please tell us so we can correct it: support@doseroutine.com. Include the page or feature and, if possible, a screenshot.
Changes to this policy
We'll update this page when we add new AI features, switch providers, or change how data flows. The "Last updated" date at the top always reflects the most recent revision.
Frequently asked questions
Where does DoseRoutine use AI?
DoseRoutine uses AI in three places: drafting library content (compound overviews, timing notes, common stacks, and interaction summaries, which are periodically reviewed by the team), the plan generator that proposes a schedule from the compounds and doses you enter, and the in-app AI chat assistant that answers general questions about supplements, peptides, hormones, and timing.
Which AI models does DoseRoutine use?
DoseRoutine uses large language models from Google's Gemini family, accessed through a managed AI gateway. The specific model may change as newer versions ship, and DoseRoutine does not train its own models on user data.
Is AI output in DoseRoutine medical advice?
No. AI output — library articles, plan suggestions, chat responses, and interaction warnings — is educational information only. It is not a diagnosis, prescription, or treatment plan, and no licensed clinician reviews each individual AI response before you see it, so always confirm with a clinician or pharmacist before acting on it.
What data does DoseRoutine send to AI providers?
The plan generator sends the compounds, doses, and goals in your stack, but not your name, email, medical history, or account identifiers. AI chat sends the text of your conversation messages. Library content is drafted in batch, so no user data is sent when a visitor simply reads a library page.
Can I use DoseRoutine without its AI features?
Yes. Core tracking, reminders, and schedules work without AI, so you can simply avoid the Plan Generator and AI Chat. The library will still show AI-drafted content, clearly marked as such, which you should treat like any other online health article.