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Repertory with sources
Search four repertories — 106,000 rubrics, every one showing its book, its page and its remedies by that book’s own grades. Tap a remedy for its materia medica from Boericke, Clarke and Hering.
For homeopathic doctors
From case
to cure.
Your clinic on your phone. Patients, case notes, a repertory with sources, and a printed Rx — in a minute.
No sign-in. Every rubric names its book.
14 days free
The app, screen by screen
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Patients
Search by name or phone. Every visit, case and Rx is in one place before the patient sits down.
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Case notes
Mind, physicals, generals, then the Rx and the fee on one screen. Follow-ups open where you left off.
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Billing
A receipt or a GST invoice, one tap after the visit. The month adds itself up, patient by patient.
Two minutes to your first Rx
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Create your account
Your mobile number, or an email.
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Add your first patient
A name and a phone number are enough.
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Write the Rx
Remedy and potency, then print or send.
Try it for 14 days. Then pick a plan.
Every plan is free for 14 days. Prices are per doctor.
Clinic
₹416 per month
₹4,999 billed once a year
- Patients, case notes, Today
- Rx: print, PDF, WhatsApp
- Receipts and GST invoices
- English, Hinglish, हिंदी
Includes the repertory
Practice
₹833 per month
₹9,999 billed once a year
- Everything in Clinic
- Repertories: Kent, and Boger-Boenninghausen
- Repertorization workbench: grid, clipboards, compare
- Materia medica: Boericke, Clarke, Hering
Clinic Plus
₹1,666 per month
₹19,999 billed once a year
- Everything in Practice
- Up to 3 doctors, one clinic
- Priority support on WhatsApp
- First access to new features
GST extra. Cancel any time; your data is yours to export, on every plan.
Questions doctors ask
What happens after the 14 days?
You pick a plan, or you don’t. Either way your register stays readable and you can export everything. Nothing is deleted, and nothing is charged until you choose a plan.
Whose data is it?
Yours. Patients, cases and prescriptions export as a spreadsheet from Settings at any time, on every plan and after you leave. We never sell or share it.
Which repertories are in it, and can I trust them?
Four repertories, about 106,000 rubrics. Kent’s, the 6th American edition (about 65,600) — the standard. Boger’s Boenninghausen’s Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 (about 29,700) — the one doctors reach for when the case is modalities and concomitants rather than mentals. Boericke’s Repertory, 1927 (about 8,200) — the one that starts from a diagnosis. And Boger’s Synoptic Key, 1915 (about 2,800) — a small, opinionated set for a short consultation. Every rubric shows its book, its page where that edition prints one, and the remedies with that book’s own grades, so you can check it against the shelf. The books grade differently — Boenninghausen in four tiers, Kent in three, Boericke in two — and the app shows each book’s own. Tapping a remedy opens its materia medica from Boericke (1927), Clarke (1900–02), Hering (1879–91). All public-domain editions.
Does it tell me the remedy?
No. It shows you the rubric with its page and grade, and the remedies Kent listed under it. The remedy, the potency and the dose are yours.
Will it run on my phone?
Yes. It installs from the browser like an app, on Android, iPhone and the clinic PC, in English, Hinglish or Hindi. Saving and loading records needs a connection; the offline Android app is the next build.
How long does it take to start?
Two minutes. Create the account, add a patient with a name and a phone number, write the Rx. Old paper records stay where they are; you add patients as they visit.
I already use Zomeo. Why this?
Zomeo is a repertory on a desktop PC. Curanon is the whole clinic on your phone: register, case, repertory, Rx and billing in one place. Many doctors use both.