Sources & Methodology

How Flura's AI works, where our health information comes from, and what we don't do.

How Flura's AI insights work

Flura's AI-powered insights are generated by analysing patterns in your own logged data — not from external medical databases or general population statistics.

When you log symptoms, energy, mood, sleep, and medications each day, Flura's AI looks for patterns specific to you: whether your pain is worse on certain days of the week, whether sleep quality correlates with next-day fatigue, whether your symptoms cluster around a particular point in your cycle.

These insights are observations about your personal data. They are not diagnoses, and they are not medical recommendations. Every insight is framed as a pattern to discuss with your doctor.

Medical information sources

General health information referenced in the Flura app and website is informed by the following publicly available, peer-reviewed sources:

Condition-specific statistics cited in the app and on this website (such as average time to diagnosis for fibromyalgia or endometriosis) are drawn from peer-reviewed literature and the sources listed above.

What Flura does not do

  • Flura does not diagnose medical conditions.
  • Flura does not recommend medications or treatments.
  • Flura does not replace the advice of a qualified healthcare professional.
  • Flura does not connect your symptom data to external medical research without your explicit consent.

Data privacy

Your symptom data is stored in a GDPR-compliant database hosted in the European Union (eu-west-1). It is never sold, never used for advertising, and never shared with third parties. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Questions or concerns

If you have a question about the information in the Flura app or website, contact us at [email protected].