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Terms of Service

Effective July 24, 2026

The rules for using LiverWare, a student health-education project. What it does, its medical and AI limits, your responsibilities, and how it can change.

On this page
  1. Agreement and eligibility
  2. Project status and operator
  3. What LiverWare provides
  4. Medical limitations
  5. AI-assisted features
  6. Accounts and Google sign-in
  7. Acceptable use
  8. Content and ownership
  9. Availability and termination
  10. Disclaimers and liability
  11. General terms and contact

On this page

  1. Agreement and eligibility
  2. Project status and operator
  3. What LiverWare provides
  4. Medical limitations
  5. AI-assisted features
  6. Accounts and Google sign-in
  7. Acceptable use
  8. Content and ownership
  9. Availability and termination
  10. Disclaimers and liability
  11. General terms and contact

Questions?

privacy@liverware.example

The short version

Plain-language highlights. The full document below is what applies.

  • Education only. LiverWare is a student capstone project, not a medical provider or emergency service.
  • Screening is not diagnosis. Results are educational and never replace a licensed professional.
  • AI can be wrong. Livvy's answers are for learning; check important facts with a professional.
  • Your part. Keep your account secure and use LiverWare lawfully and honestly.
  • Things change. Features may change or pause, and these terms may be updated with a new effective date.

Agreement and eligibility

By using LiverWare, you agree to these Terms of Service and our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, please do not use the service.

LiverWare is for adults who are at least 18 years old and can legally accept these terms. It is currently intended for educational and academic-project use in the Philippines.

Project status and operator

LiverWare is built and run by the LiverWare Capstone Team as a student capstone project affiliated with the University of the Immaculate Conception for academic purposes.

The University of the Immaculate Conception is not the operator of LiverWare. It does not control the service, enter into these terms with users, or take responsibility for LiverWare unless expressly stated.

The responsible team members are Stephen Nailes, Paula Honrada, Troy Peralta, and Kert Abajo.

What LiverWare provides

LiverWare offers educational tools for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD): risk screening, educational reports, food guidance, medication tracking, reminders, a doctor directory, location-based navigation, and the Livvy assistant.

Screening support

Organizes your answers and calculates educational risk-screening outputs using the project's configured rules.

Self-management tools

Help you record medicines, reminders, food preferences, and personal health-learning activity.

Health education

Present explanations and sources about liver health and how the application works.

Care navigation

Provide directory and route information you can review before contacting a provider.

Medical limitations

LiverWare is not a medical provider, diagnostic service, treatment service, or substitute for a licensed health professional.

It is not an emergency service. If you think you are having a medical emergency, contact local emergency services or go to the nearest facility.

Screening results do not confirm or rule out MASLD, liver fibrosis, alcohol-related liver disease, or any other condition. A low, moderate, or high result is an educational classification, not a diagnosis.

Do not start, stop, or change any medication, treatment, diet, test, or appointment because of LiverWare alone. Discuss your symptoms, laboratory results, and clinical decisions with a licensed physician or other qualified professional.

The doctor directory and route information may be incomplete, outdated, or inaccurate. Confirm credentials, schedules, fees, services, and availability directly with the provider before relying on it.

AI-assisted features

Livvy and related features use AI-generated text, retrieval systems, and public web sources. AI-generated output can be incomplete, outdated, or wrong even when it sounds confident or includes citations.

AI output is for general education and help using LiverWare. It is not professional medical advice and must not be the only basis for a personal health decision.

You are responsible for reviewing cited sources, checking important facts, avoiding unnecessary sensitive details in prompts, and seeking professional advice for personal medical concerns.

Accounts and Google sign-in

Keep your account information accurate and your credentials and devices reasonably secure, and tell us if you suspect someone accessed your account. You are responsible for activity through your account unless the law provides otherwise.

With Google sign-in, you allow Google to share the basic identity described in the Privacy Policy. It does not give LiverWare access to your Gmail, Drive, Calendar, contacts, passwords, or other Google content.

Do not create an account for someone else without proper authority, impersonate another person, or use another user's credentials or private records.

Acceptable use

Use LiverWare only for lawful, personal, educational purposes. Do not:

Access without permission

View, obtain, change, or disclose another user's account, health information, or private files.

Disrupt the service

Interfere with normal operation, bypass limits, overload systems, introduce malicious code, or probe for vulnerabilities without written authorization.

Misrepresent the project

Claim that LiverWare provides diagnosis, professional treatment, regulatory approval, or official university operation.

Use it unlawfully

Harass, deceive, exploit, discriminate, violate privacy, infringe rights, or break applicable law.

Automate abusive activity

Scrape, copy, benchmark, reverse engineer, or automate requests in a way that harms the service or evades reasonable controls.

Submit harmful material

Upload content you have no right to use, or content designed to damage systems or expose another person's private information.

Content and ownership

You keep any rights you have in the information, prompts, notes, images, and receipts you submit. You grant the LiverWare Capstone Team a limited permission to store, process, reproduce, and transmit that material only as needed to operate, secure, and improve the features you use.

Make sure your content is accurate enough for your purpose and that you have the right to provide it. Avoid submitting another person's health or identity information unless you have lawful authority and a valid reason. Personal information is handled under the Privacy Policy, which forms part of these terms.

The LiverWare name, interface, original code, written material, and branding are owned or controlled by their project contributors unless a notice states otherwise. Third-party libraries, references, provider information, maps, images, and cited sources stay subject to their owners' licenses.

These terms give you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and revocable right to use LiverWare for its intended purposes. They do not transfer ownership of the service or third-party content to you.

Availability and termination

LiverWare is a developing academic project. Features may change, pause, reset, or end without a guarantee of notice, uptime, long-term support, or data migration.

We may restrict or suspend access when reasonably necessary to protect users, data, third-party services, project integrity, or legal compliance, including when these terms are violated.

You can stop using LiverWare at any time and request account deletion in Settings. Requests are reviewed and may need identity verification or limited retention for security, legal, and technical reasons.

Disclaimers and liability

So far as Philippine law allows, LiverWare is provided on an "as available" basis, without promises that it is uninterrupted, error-free, clinically complete, secure against every threat, or suitable for a particular health decision.

We are not responsible for medical decisions, delayed care, provider conduct, third-party content, third-party service failures, or losses from relying on screening or AI output as professional advice.

So far as the law allows, our liability for claims connected with LiverWare is limited to direct losses proven to result from our actionable conduct. Nothing in these terms removes rights or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

If your misuse of LiverWare causes a third-party claim or avoidable project cost, you agree to cooperate in resolving it and, where the law allows, cover reasonable losses directly caused by that misuse.

General terms and contact

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, without overriding any consumer or privacy protection that applies by law.

If one part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest still applies. Not enforcing a provision right away does not waive the right to enforce it later.

We may revise these terms as LiverWare changes. The updated version will be posted here with a new effective date. Continuing to use LiverWare after revised terms take effect means you accept them, except where the law requires a different form of notice or consent.

Questions about these terms can be sent to privacy@liverware.example.

LiverWare Capstone Team

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