Important limits

Medical and AI safety information

Daisy is designed for general parenting education and organization—not diagnosis, treatment, or emergency care.

Last updated August 14, 2026

General education, not individualized care

Daisy shares general educational information about parenting, development, routines, sleep, feeding, and family care. It does not create a clinician-patient relationship and does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, calculate medication doses, or replace individualized advice from a qualified professional.

Development is not a score

Daisy’s phase map is an organizing framework, not a validated screening tool, prediction, diagnosis, deadline, or guarantee. Children develop in different ways and at different paces.

Ask Daisy and the Circle

AI responses and community posts can be incomplete, mistaken, or unsuitable for your situation. Do not rely on them to decide whether to delay care, start or stop treatment, or manage an urgent concern. Personal experience shared by another parent is not medical advice.

Urgent concerns

If a child or adult may be in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. For a possible poisoning, contact your local poison-control resource. Contact a child’s clinician or another qualified professional for health, feeding, sleep-safety, behavior, development, or mental-health concerns that need individualized assessment.

Using Daisy safely

Do not enter unnecessary identifying information, full medical records, passwords, Apple verification codes, or sensitive information about another person into the app, Ask Daisy, or the Circle. Use the reporting and blocking tools if community content feels unsafe or inappropriate.

Contact

Daisy is in pre-launch development. The public support address must be supplied and activated before TestFlight or public release; no support request is accepted by this preview site yet.