All current plans provide consumer health-intelligence features. They do not include diagnosis, prescribing, emergency response, or continuous clinical monitoring.
Health context stays browser-local by default. Synchronized files are encrypted on a trusted browser before upload.
Citations stay linked to the sources behind an answer, so the evidence remains inspectable.
Context, tools, files, and research depth are enforced at explicit runtime boundaries.
Choose Free when you are beginning with everyday questions, a bounded first evidence set, and weekly file allowances. Choose Plus when one person needs longer investigations, more active context, more parallel tools, and ongoing document work without a fixed weekly import count. Choose Pro when the work regularly involves the largest evidence sets, maximum-depth reasoning, accurate extraction, frontier visual analysis, or a plan shared by five people.
Free includes 15 messages each day, 3 document imports, 5 image imports, and 8 selected-region visual inspections each week, with up to 3 files in one message. Plus and Pro remove the fixed daily message and weekly import or visual-inspection counts while keeping their per-message, file-size, safety, spend, and admission limits.
Every plan includes cited live research, Projects, Health Canvas, spoken answers, browser-local health context by default, a per-member synchronized-file vault encrypted by trusted browsers, and access to the same support intake channel. The plan changes storage capacity and the admitted context, reasoning, tools, queue, voice, file, vision, and people limits—not the baseline privacy promise.
Analysis-ready formats include PDF, DOCX, ODT, RTF, PPTX, ODP, XLSX, XLSM, ODS, CSV, TSV, JSON, FHIR, GeoJSON, EPUB, HTML, text, code, GPX, TCX, VCF, and common image formats. The general upload ceiling is 10 MiB per file, while registry-owned analysis limits can be lower by format and are enforced before processing. Audio and video can be previewed in Files but are not sent to the document-evidence model lane. Keynote remains preview- and analysis-unsupported.
Free includes 3 document imports, 5 image imports, and 8 selected-region visual-inspection attempts in each Monday-to-Monday UTC week. Plus and Pro have no fixed weekly import count: file and visual work draws from their included monthly compute allowance. Per-message file counts, file-size limits, per-attachment-per-turn region ceilings, safety checks, and account admission still apply.
Private health context remains browser-local by default on every plan. Trusted browsers encrypt synchronized files before upload, so managed storage receives ciphertext; attachments explicitly promoted for processing follow their separate authorized processing path. Model routes minimize transmitted content and request no storage where supported. Operational records retain bounded account, plan, storage, cost, limit, and support metadata—not raw prompts, answers, or attachment content.
Every plan can use the same 24/7 contact intake for account, privacy, policy, billing, and technical requests; the form can also include bounded diagnostics and attachments when they are useful. Intake availability is not a guaranteed resolution time, and urgent medical concerns should go to local emergency services or a qualified clinician rather than product support.
All current plans provide consumer health-intelligence features. They do not include diagnosis, prescribing, emergency response, or continuous clinical monitoring.