The question never waits for a signal.
Night duty in a basement ward. A district hospital with one bar. A primary health centre where the network comes and goes. The clinical question arrives anyway, and a cloud assistant goes quiet exactly when it is needed.
So we put the model on the phone.
MaiK runs a medical language model on the device itself. MAiK Lite, our own fine-tuned model, is the default, and larger models are ready for phones that can carry them. When the connection drops, MaiK keeps answering from the phone.
Then we gave it a library, and a conscience.
Before it answers, MaiK reads a medical knowledge base stored on your phone. Every factual claim is checked against what it found. A claim the library does not support is removed or qualified, never quietly kept.
And we kept the doses out of its hands.
A dose never comes from the model. It comes from the StewardMD drug database, offline or online, so the number you read is the number in the database.
Offline, your question stays on your phone.
Offline answers are written on the device. There is no server in the middle to send the question to, which is what makes it private, and why it keeps working in airplane mode. The doctor still decides; MaiK is decision support.
