When you join the waitlist
Your email address (required), and optionally your name, organisation and role. That's everything the form asks for — nothing is collected silently in the background.
Privacy
What this website collects, in plain language.
This page covers doogiehealth.com and its waitlist form. It is a plain-language explanation, not a formal legal Privacy Policy — we don't have one published yet, and say so rather than pretend otherwise. For how the Doogie product handles patient health data during a consultation, see Safety & Trust.
What we collect
Just what the waitlist form asks for.
Ordinary site analytics
Like most websites, your browser sends standard technical information (such as your IP address) to whichever infrastructure serves this page. We don't run separate tracking or advertising scripts on this site.
What we don't collect here
This marketing site does not collect health information. Patient health data is only ever collected inside the Doogie product itself, under the consent model described on Safety & Trust.
Why, and who sees it
Used for one thing: telling you when Doogie opens up.
Waitlist details are used to notify you about Doogie's availability and, where you've told us your role, to understand who's interested (clinicians, practices, patients, investors) so we can prioritise the right pilots. They are seen by the Doogie team, not sold or shared with third parties for marketing.
Your options
You can ask us to correct or delete it, any time.
Email hello@doogie.health to see what we hold about you, correct it, or have it removed from the waitlist. We'll act on it directly — there's no automated self-service yet because the waitlist is a small, early-stage list, not a full account system.
Questions
Ask us anything about this page.
If anything here is unclear, or you want to know exactly what we hold, get in touch directly.