The classical library.Searchable as one.Graded as printed.
Thirteen source-verified repertories, each keeping its own grades. A repertorization grid whose ranking you can follow by hand. Materia Medica from sixteen authors, the Organon in three editions, a full-text library of the classics — and a veterinary repertory in beta.
Source-verified · Native grades, never normalised · One ranking method
Everything the classical method reaches for
The Homoeopathy section of the sidebar, item by item — from the first rubric to the case you keep.
Advanced Search
One bar across every repertory at once. A rubric appears once, with its sources ranked by grade on each book’s own scale — plus sub-rubrics, remedies from a 1,462-remedy index, full-text Library passages and your patients.
Search & Browse
One book at a time, the classical way: chapter, aspect, rubric, sub-rubric, remedies. Or switch to Repertory Mentor, a chat that proposes real rubrics from the book you are in.
Read moreRepertorization
A rubric × remedy grid with one transparent ranking: coverage first, then the sum of native grades. Weights, elimination, filters, an A4 printout, and a save straight onto the patient.
Read moreMateria Medica
16 authors in 28 editions — Boericke, Clarke, Hering, T.F. Allen, Kent’s Lectures and more — with badges, a case-fit cross-reference against your current rubrics, and shareable links.
Read moreOrganon & Philosophy
Three editions of the Organon — the 5th (Dudgeon), the 4th (Devrient) and the 1st of 1810 (Wheeler) — beside Kent’s Lectures on Homœopathic Philosophy. Search, bookmarks, footnotes.
Library
A full-text reader for the classics: contents, search inside the text, reading progress, bookmarks, light, sepia or dark. The 20-chapter Pharmacy Academy course sits alongside.
Read moreVeterinary Homeopathy
A merged veterinary repertory — 686 rubrics, 154 remedies, 22 chapters — across eight species, with its own repertorization grid. Coverage is strongest for horse and cattle.
Saved Cases
Every repertorization you keep, newest first, with its rubrics, notes and prescription. Load one back into the repertory, print an index — synced across your devices.
Read moreAgro Homeopathy is also in the sidebar, in beta — but it is an AI mentor only. No public-domain agro repertory met our bar, so it carries no repertory rubrics, and we would rather say so than fill the gap.
A ranking you can check by hand
No hidden formula and no menu of scoring schools. The grid ranks remedies by how many of your rubrics they cover, then by the grades the book itself printed — so every position on the list can be explained.
- One method: coverage first, then the sum of native grades, then name
- Weight any rubric 1–5; mark elimination rubrics
- Filter by grade, kingdom, thermal, thirst, side, miasm and more
- A dedicated A4 printout, greyscale-safe, rubrics first
- Save the case, or save it as an encounter on the patient
| Rubric | Wt | Ars. | Calc. | Lyc. | Phos. | Nux-v. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anxiety, health, about | 3 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 2 | · |
| Restlessness, night | 2 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| Chilly, worse cold | 1 | 3 | 3 | · | · | 3 |
| Thirst, small quantities | 1 | 3 | · | 1 | · | · |
| Covers · weighted | 4·21 | 3·11 | 3·8 | 2·8 | 2·5 |
Thirteen printed books, each on its own scale
Kent keeps three grades, the Pocket Book five, Boericke two. Nothing is normalised — a grade means what its author meant.
Nosodes
Derived by CuraSimA nosode repertory derived by CuraSim from H.C. Allen (1910) — labelled as our derivation, not as a book Allen printed.
Cross Repertory
Merged viewEvery loaded book searched together at runtime; where books disagree, the highest grade wins.
Universal Repertory
Merged viewOne tree across ten authors, each author’s own grade shown side by side — never blended into one number.
Some books are rebuilt from imperfect scans and are not complete — Hempel and Lippe are partial, and Clarke’s Part IV is missing. Each one says so on its own label in the app, so you always know what a search did not cover.
Questions, answered
What is in the Homoeopathy section?
Advanced Search across every book at once, Search & Browse one repertory at a time, the repertorization grid, the Materia Medica, the Organon & Philosophy, the Library, Veterinary Homeopathy and your Saved Cases.
How is a remedy ranked in repertorization?
By coverage first — how many of your rubrics it appears in — then by intensity, the sum of its grades on each book’s own scale. You can weight a rubric from 1 to 5, mark elimination rubrics, and filter by grade, kingdom, thermal state, miasm and more. One transparent method, the same every time.
Which edition of the Organon is included?
Three: the 5th (Dudgeon), the 4th (Devrient, the first English translation) and the 1st of 1810 (Wheeler) — searchable, with footnotes and bookmarks, alongside Kent’s Lectures on Homœopathic Philosophy.
Is there a veterinary repertory?
Yes — a merged veterinary repertory of 686 rubrics and 154 remedies across 22 chapters, built from nineteenth-century veterinary sources, with its own repertorization grid. Coverage is strongest for horses and cattle. Agro homeopathy is in beta with an AI mentor only — no public-domain agro repertory met our standard, so we have not invented one.
More questions? See the full FAQ
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