Using Articarry during the beta (what is safe to enter)
What practice audio is safe to use today, and what real patient use needs first. The question most worth answering before you adopt.
Articarry is in an internal beta, and that shapes what you should put into it today. During the beta it is for synthetic, your own voice, or explicitly consented practice audio only.
Using it with a real patient's identifiable audio is a separate step. The infrastructure it runs on is covered by a Business Associate Agreement, and a guardian's consent is recorded before any recording is made. What remains is opening the beta itself. That is a deliberate line, not an oversight.
If you want to try the whole product with no real family involved, the sample child gives you a full, safe walkthrough on synthetic data.
Step by step
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During the beta, practice with synthetic, your own voice, or explicitly consented audio.
That keeps you inside what the beta stack is set up to hold.
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For real patient audio, ask us about beta access first.
This is the gate between the beta and any real patient use.
Good to know
- The children's privacy and terms pages state this posture in full.
- The sample child lets you explore every surface today with no real family involved.