Three levels
Judges the urgency and says it plainly.
Where the history is stored, how it is encrypted, who can see it and how to delete everything with one button.
Servers and backups are in Russia. Personal data is processed under Federal Law 152.
In transit and at rest. Keys are kept separately, in an isolated environment.
We don't take contacts, location or other apps: conclusions about your health don't need them.
| data | where | how long | who sees it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Test results and documents | Russia, data centre in Moscow | for as long as you use Oreol | you; the project's doctors with your consent |
| Questionnaires and health diary | Russia, data centre in Moscow | for as long as you use Oreol | you only |
| Conversations with Lum | Russia | 12 months, then anonymised | you; the project's doctors with your consent |
| Service logs | Russia | 90 days | the technical team, without contents |
…sell your data or hand it to the people who'd want it most.
Your whole history in one readable file.
All of it, backups included.
Allow or refuse the project's doctors seeing your conversations.
A real person answers, not a bot.
Lum relies on clinical guidelines and general medical knowledge and takes your medical profile into account. A diagnosis is always made by a doctor.
Based on clinical guidelines and your whole history.
With your consent, the project's GPs read a sample of conversations and assess the conclusions.
Doctors review every mistake they find, and Lum gets more accurate.
It will tell you honestly whether this can wait or it's time to see a doctor.
Judges the urgency and says it plainly.
If it can wait, it tells you when and reminds you itself.
If it's time for a doctor, it gathers everything worth showing.
If it's urgent, it says so plainly, with no "let's wait and see".
An assistant, not a doctor: decisions stay with people.
who makes Oreol
The Russian team that built Oreol and keeps developing it.
Questions about your data? A person will answer, not a bot.