Intended Use

Aluma assembles and organizes diagnostic evidence to support evaluation by a qualified professional. It does not diagnose. A formal diagnosis must be made by a qualified healthcare professional.

What it is

A structured evidence-assembly tool for autism evaluation and related conditions (ADHD, anxiety, depression, OCD), ages 8-80, in English, Russian, and German. Scoring is deterministic; any automated processing is limited to phrasing, extraction, and draft narrative, never scoring or diagnosis.

What it is not

Not a device that outputs a diagnosis, and not for emergencies. Aluma does not diagnose; a formal diagnosis must be made by a qualified healthcare professional.