AI Disclosure

AbSculpt AI relies on artificial intelligence to read your scan photo and generate your diagnosis, routine, and nutrition guidance. Here's exactly what that means, in plain terms.

This is AI-generated guidance, not medical or professional advice

Everything the app produces from your scan — your score, your "weak zone," your routine, and your nutrition targets — is generated by an AI model based on a single photo. It is not medical advice, not a diagnosis from a healthcare professional, and not a substitute for consulting a doctor, physical therapist, or registered dietitian. If you have a health condition, an injury, or any concern about diet or exercise, talk to a qualified professional before following the app's guidance.

The AI can be wrong

AI image analysis is not perfect. It can misread a photo, especially if the lighting is poor, the angle is unusual, or the photo quality is low — when this happens, the app is built to tell you the photo isn't usable and ask for another one, rather than guess. Even a "usable" result is still an estimate, not a clinical measurement. You are responsible for using your own judgment about whether the guidance makes sense for your body.

How your photo is used

When you scan, your photo is sent to our AI provider (Anthropic) to generate the diagnosis, then discarded from that provider's processing — it is not used to train AI models. Your photo itself is stored privately in your account (see our Privacy Policy) so your progress history stays available to you.

No guaranteed results

The routine and nutrition guidance are personalized based on your scan and onboarding answers, but results depend on your consistency, effort, and body. We don't promise a specific outcome, timeline, or amount of visible change.

Questions

If something in your scan result seems clearly wrong, let us know at support@absculpt.ai — we want to know when the AI gets it wrong.