Verifiable facts, clear limitations
We help older people, families and care teams understand practices and make decisions that suit their lives.
How sources become articles
- Check source terms and collect text infrequently within the permitted scope.
- Extract facts and retain the source, date, intended audience and short evidence excerpts.
- Give only fact cards to the writing model to create suggestions for families and care teams.
- New articles publish automatically after programmatic checks and are labelled as not human-reviewed. Manual publication can be configured instead.
Rewriting does not guarantee copyright clearance
We do not translate paragraph by paragraph, substitute synonyms or copy article structures or source images. Facts and expression are distinct. Quotations, database rights, source permissions and local law still require review. Attribution and AI rewriting do not themselves grant permission.
Read WIPO’s copyright guidance ↗Images are illustrative only
AI images use independent scene prompts and are clearly labelled. Generated images do not establish construction dimensions, structural safety or correct medical device use; these require professional verification.
Minimising load on source websites
Each source has a regional time zone with daylight saving handled automatically. Collection uses an allowlist, robots rules, domain quotas, request spacing, conditional requests and backoff. It does not bypass logins, paywalls or CAPTCHAs. Night-time is a scheduling limit, not a guarantee of lower site load.
About this version
Built-in articles are editorial examples with source links. New collected articles publish automatically after evidence and output checks; this is not human or professional review. Without an AI service configured, no generated results are claimed.