AAIDA

Developed by TranZen, Acupuncture AI Diagnosis Assistant is a 100% free, open-source project released under the MIT License. • Global Non-Exclusive Use: This platform is intended for free, worldwide use. Any medical institution, university, or individual developer is entirely free to adopt, modify, teach, and deploy this system without commercial restrictions or exclusivity. • Legacy & Collaboration: This project is built as a non-conditional gift to the global traditional medicine community.  

AAIDA is a clinical decision-support tool for use by licensed TCM practitioners and registered TCM students only. It does not provide medical advice and is not a medical device. It is not for use in emergencies and not intended for patient self-diagnosis. It supports — but does not replace — professional judgment, and all treatment decisions remain the sole responsibility of the attending practitioner.

AAIDA — Acupuncture AI Diagnosis Assistant — is a multilingual clinical decision-support tool for Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is a thinking partner that supports, but does not replace, the practitioner. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or make clinical decisions on its own.

A practitioner enters a patient's chief complaint, other concerns, tongue findings, pulse qualities, and lifestyle information. AAIDA scores these against a curated database of TCM patterns and symptomatic treatment protocols, then suggests a ranked list of possible patterns and acupuncture point prescriptions for the practitioner to review, accept, modify, or reject.

It runs entirely in the browser. No installation. No account. No data sent to any server. Patient data is stored locally on the practitioner's device.

AAIDA functions in four languages: English · Tiếng Việt · Français · 中文简体.

Regulations governing clinical tools differ by country. Users are responsible for ensuring their use of AAIDA complies with the laws and professional standards of their own jurisdiction.