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The reference library, calculators, emergency protocols, and plan generator, for life, in the browser and in the app. It is sold only to US billing addresses. Follie Network is a separate monthly add-on.

No. You keep full access on both platforms. If the app asks you to subscribe, press Restore purchases on that screen; if that does not clear it, write to follie@heyattuned.com.

From your App Store or Google Play subscription settings. Follie cannot cancel a store subscription for you. Access continues to the end of the period you paid for.

Not on the phone. Everything works without signing in. Sign in with Google or Apple when you want your plans, notebook, and Academy progress to carry across devices or to use Follie in the browser.

On the phone, yes: the library, calculators, protocols, and the plan engine run on the device. Follie Network needs a connection. In the browser the plan is built on Follie’s server and the patient details are not kept.

Sign in with the same Google or Apple account and your saved plans, notebook, and Academy progress carry across the phone and the browser.

You enter the patient (every field optional) and pick the procedure. A rule-based engine, not an AI, builds the plan from the procedure library, the comorbidity guides, and the drug database, with weight-based doses and the references each section draws on. The plan says which defaults it used for anything you left blank.

No. Every plan opens with the same line: these are clinical considerations for review, not orders. Follie is for informational purposes only and is not intended for direct patient care decisions. Clinical judgment, current guidelines and your institution’s protocols govern.

United States medical standards. Content may not reflect practice in other countries.

Standard anesthesia textbooks, published guidelines, and drug labels. The references are listed on the page that uses them, and every Academy question carries its sources.

Only in Follie Network, a separate opt-in add-on that is off until you turn it on. Its answers are drawn from Follie’s own library, with citations that open the page they came from, and it says so when the library does not cover something. Everything else in Follie is rule-based and runs on your device.

Ten, with a written pronunciation guide for each phrase and audio where your device has that language’s voice installed. They are a communication aid, not a substitute for a qualified medical interpreter, especially for consent.

Every Academy card and every Network answer has a report link. For anything else, write to follie@heyattuned.com. Corrections are answered by the person who built Follie.

Board-style preparation inside Follie: five exam-aligned tracks (CAA and CRNA certification and recertification, and anesthesiology residency BASIC), 1,316 cited questions, a fixed timed Exam 1 per track, Practicum across the whole bank, spaced-repetition Recitations, a question of the day, and 53 study guides.

Not during the beta. It is included for everyone now and may be offered as its own subscription later.

No. Follie Academy is an independent study aid, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any certification board, credentialing organization, or examination provider. The track weightings are Follie’s own estimates of each exam’s published domain emphasis, and no exam’s questions or content outline is reproduced.

SAAs preparing for the certifying exam use the CAA certification track; SRNAs use the CRNA certification track. Residents use the BASIC track.

Plans you save stay in your account. Patient details entered in the browser are not retained on the server. When you share notes or cards with a colleague, anything that looks like patient information is removed first. The Privacy Policy has the detail.

From the app, or from the delete your account page. Deleting removes your account and the data stored with it.

Most weeks. Content and feature updates arrive in the app without a store update, and each one is announced in the app’s inbox. The What’s new page lists every release.

Yes. Write to follie@heyattuned.com. Suggestions are read and answered by the person who built Follie.