aidoctorscan

AI Doctor Scan

We are committed to making fast, plain-language first-step health guidance accessible to everyone. Upload a photo of a visible symptom and get instant AI triage — a next-step level, a confidence score, and a clear read of what the image may show — for free.

Our Mission

Millions of people notice a skin spot, mole, rash, or other visible symptom and don't know whether it's nothing, worth a GP visit, or urgent. Waiting rooms are crowded and specialist access is uneven. Our mission is to bridge that first-step gap by providing free, instant, plain-language triage guidance in multiple languages.

How It Works

AI Doctor Scan is a first-step triage tool for visible symptoms. You upload a photo — a skin spot, mole, rash, eye, nail, or similar — add a short description, and our AI returns a triage level, a confidence score, and a plain-language read of what the image may show. It is not a diagnosis; it is guidance on what to do next.

Triage Level

Every scan returns one clear next-step level — self-care, see a GP, see a specialist, or urgent — so you know how quickly to act.

Confidence Score

A confidence score accompanies each result so you can gauge how certain the AI is about what your photo may show.

Plain-Language Summary

A jargon-free summary describes what the image may show, written so anyone can understand it without medical training.

Next Steps

Practical guidance on what to do next, with an optional professional report and referral letter for deeper analysis.

Transparency & Privacy

We believe in complete transparency about how the service works. Your uploaded photo and scan data are stored securely and used only to generate your results. We do not sell personal information, and you can review our complete data practices in our privacy policy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does AI Doctor Scan actually do?

You upload a photo of a visible symptom — a skin spot, mole, rash, eye, nail, or similar — and add a short description. In seconds, our AI returns a triage level (self-care, see a GP, see a specialist, or urgent), a confidence score, and a plain-language summary of what the image may show.

Is this a medical diagnosis?

No. AI Doctor Scan provides AI-generated triage and general information, not a diagnosis. Only a licensed healthcare professional can diagnose a condition. We recommend discussing your results with a clinician, and in an emergency, call your local emergency number.

How is the AI-powered analysis generated?

Our optional professional report uses advanced AI to analyze your uploaded photo and description in depth, then explains what the image may show and outlines practical next steps. This analysis supplements, but does not replace, professional clinical evaluation.

Why is the scan free?

We believe first-step health guidance should not depend on financial resources. The core scan — triage level, confidence score, and plain-language summary — is always free. We offer an optional paid professional report for those who want deeper analysis, which also helps sustain the service.

How reliable is the result?

Every scan includes a confidence score so you can gauge how certain the AI is. The tool is designed to err toward safe next-step guidance rather than false reassurance. It is triage, not a diagnosis, so always confirm findings with a qualified healthcare professional.

Can I use the service in my language?

Yes. Our platform supports 13 languages: English, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Vietnamese, and Arabic.

Who operates this service

aidoctorscan.com is operated by ASTRAFLARE LIMITED, Hong Kong. We answer both addresses below — support for questions and refunds, and a separate address for data-protection requests such as access or deletion.

Data protection
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This is not a medical diagnosis

aidoctorscan provides health information and education only. It cannot replace an examination by a licensed clinician. If a symptom worries you, contact a doctor. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.