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HeHealth (consumer app)
HeHealth (consumer app) had closed by the July16,2024 report; the displayed day is the report-date proxy, not a verified technical cutoff.
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A consumer mobile app marketed for AI-assisted assessment of user-submitted intimate-health images as an initial screening step before consulting a medical provider.
- Operator at shutdown
- HeHealth Inc. Company source
- Discontinued
- 16 Jul 2024Confirmed closed by this observation; actual cutoff unconfirmedClosure source
How it ended
HeHealth (consumer app) had closed by the July16,2024 report; the displayed day is the report-date proxy, not a verified technical cutoff.
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Sources and verification
- Shutdown
- The displayed July 16, 2024 day is an inferred observation proxy for a dated first-hand report of closure, not the measured technical cutoff. The reporter found the customer-facing sites/app links offline. The FTC’s July 11 letter records the company’s commitment to terminate both named consumer applications by July 15. That deadline is not silently treated as a verified actual day. The cutoff hour, timezone and first closure-announcement day remain unestablished. Refund and data-deletion commitments are separate; their completion was not audited. The FTC closed its inquiry without a final determination that a violation had occurred, not through a court-ordered app ban. Product accuracy claims are historical marketing claims whose substantiation the FTC questioned; they are not presented as proven clinical capability. The record covers the original whole consumer application, not the underlying algorithm, a regional withdrawal, or the operator’s later population-health research and Hii.Health work. A currently inaccessible product domain is not used as closure proof. Closure source
- Dates checked
- Verified 12 Oct 2026
- AI functionality
- AI functionality source
- Launch
- The first public app launch day is unestablished; company founding and the separate Calmara release are not substituted.
- Location
- United States · San Francisco. The July2024 FTC letter addresses the operator in San Francisco. This records its business-correspondence city, not an audited headquarters or product office; no street address or coordinates retained. The original company profile also calls HeHealth Inc. San Francisco-based, while listing offices in Singapore and Sri Lanka. Location source