What Did the Doctor Say?Terms of Use
Your use of What Did the Doctor Say? is governed by Apple's Licensed Application End User License Agreement, together with the points below.
Mistakes can happen
The app helps you keep and understand information from your own care. It is not a medical device and does not give medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Anything it produces can be wrong, incomplete or out of date. You agree to this when you first open the app. In particular:
- Transcripts. Speech recognition can mishear words, especially names, medicines, doses and numbers, and can miss words or add words that were never said, especially with background noise or long silences.
- Translations. Translating from one language to another can change or lose meaning.
- Recaps. Summaries are written by AI and can leave out, misstate or add details.
- Records you add. Text read from photos and PDFs can misread numbers, units, ranges, dates and names, and may not find every test. "Above" or "Below" only compares a value with the range printed on the report.
- Matching. The app can link a document or visit to the wrong doctor or date.
- AI assessments. Risk scores and suggested questions are estimates from limited text, not diagnoses, and can be wrong. AI is not a decision maker and does not replace a doctor or other licensed professional.
- Removing personal details. This is automatic and can miss some details, which is why you read the text before anything is sent.
- Readiness and stress. These are estimates worked out from your Apple Health data, not medical measurements.
- Screening suggestions. These are general guidance and may not fit your situation.
- Doctors near me. Listings come from public records and may be out of date. A listing is not a recommendation.
- Your data. It lives on your iPhone. If the phone is lost, reset or the app is deleted without a backup, it cannot be recovered.
Always check anything important against the original recording or document, and with your clinician. Never start, stop or change a medicine or treatment because of something in the app. In an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.
You use the app and its information at your own discretion. To the extent the law allows, Desert Gate Holdings is not responsible for decisions made, or harm that results, from errors, omissions or delays in anything the app produces.
Recording
Many places require everyone's consent before a conversation is recorded. You are responsible for telling everyone present and following the law where you are. The app asks you to confirm this before each recording.
Subscription
The app is an auto-renewing monthly subscription billed through your Apple Account, with a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers. The introductory price is $9.99 a month (US) through Black Friday, November 27, 2026. From November 28, 2026, new subscriptions are $12.99 a month. If you subscribed by November 27, 2026, you keep paying $9.99 a month for as long as your subscription stays active; if it ends and you subscribe again later, the price at that time applies. Apple shows you the current price before you subscribe. The subscription renews unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and can be managed or cancelled in your Apple Account settings. It includes AI with a monthly fair-use limit; you can add your own AI key for unlimited use.
We may give testers App Store offer codes for free access for a set time. They are redeemed through the App Store under Apple's terms.
Your own AI keys
If you add a key for Groq, OpenAI or Anthropic, requests made with it are between you and that company, under its terms and pricing.
Provider mode
Clinicians who use provider mode are responsible for handling any patient records they receive under the rules that apply to them.
Doctors near me
Listings come from our provider directory and public sources. Check details with the office before you go. A listing is not a recommendation.
Contact
Desert Gate Holdings, support@whatdiddocsay.com.