The regimenbelongs tothe prescription.
Four planners a homeopath returns to at every follow-up — diet and regimen, exercise and yoga, the Mind chapter, and the constitution in front of you. Each one written beside the case, and saved to the patient’s Planner tab.
Organon-cited · Runs only when asked · Saved to the record
What you advise between the doses
Each planner shares one shape: the case form on the left, the report on the right, a chat bar to refine it, and Save to put it on the patient’s record.
Diet & Regimen
/pathyaA pathya plan shaped by the remedy you prescribed — not a generic diet sheet.
- One or more remedies, potency prefilled from the prescription
- Vegetarian, eggetarian, vegan or non-veg; 10 allergen tags plus your own
- Age, sex, weight and BMI prefilled from the record; comorbidities; duration
- Antidotes, foods to avoid and favour, beverages, daily regimen, cautions
- Several remedies at once? Conflicting modalities are flagged, not hidden
Limits · No food database — the items are written for each case, then checked against the safety rules. You remain the final check.
Exercise & Yoga
/yogaA paced plan from the symptoms, the body in front of you, and an intensity you choose.
- Gentle, moderate or vigorous; BMI adjusts the load
- Four to six asanas, two or three pranayama, exercise and a daily routine
- A progression over roughly six weeks, plus what to avoid
- A contraindication map stops the chat adding a forbidden posture
Limits · Written guidance only — no posture images or videos.
Psychotherapy Analyzer
/mentalA case-taking aid built on the Mind chapter — not psychotherapy, and not an assessment.
- 11 Mind-chapter areas in 5 groups: fears, mood, relating, mind and memory, sleep
- One-tap chips that are real Kent sub-rubrics, plus free text
- 9 “ailments from” causes; optional context such as sleep and screen time
- Mental picture, rubrics to consider, regimen, what to watch for, cautions
Limits · Never names a psychiatric condition. Typed text that signals crisis shows India’s Tele-MANAS helpline, 14416.
Constitution Scanner
/observationGuided photographs and your own observations, turned into rubrics you can check.
- Up to 8 photos across 5 guided views, by in-app camera or upload
- Findings come only from a fixed appearance vocabulary, each with a confidence
- 27 red-flag rules surface a “Refer” section before anything else
- Top 5 remedies to consider, ranked by the repertory engine — confirm with the full case
Limits · Never reads colour or complexion from a photo, and never diagnoses. Consent is recorded.
Every line says where it came from
Hahnemann’s doctrine, the remedy’s Materia Medica, classical practice and AI reasoning are colour-coded apart — so you can see which advice rests on which authority.
- Antidotes cited to the Organon, item by item
- Convention labelled as convention — camphor, mint and tobacco say “classical practice”
- A server-side safety pass for 7 conditions, after the plan is written
- A yoga contraindication map the chat cannot talk its way past
The diet planner’s documentation reports 1,085 passing tests, and 900 tested combinations of remedy, diet and condition with no forbidden item getting through.
Five steps, one plan on file
The same rhythm in every planner — and the AI only stirs when you ask it to.
- 01Case formRemedy, patient details and complaints — much of it prefilled from the record.
- 02GenerateOnly when you press Generate or Analyse. Nothing runs on load.
- 03Refine by chatAsk for changes in plain words; the same safety rules still apply.
- 04Save to PlannerLands on the patient’s Planner tab, versioned — rename or delete there.
- 05PrintA clean print layout to hand across the desk.
Questions, answered
What are the four planners?
Diet & Regimen (remedy-aware pathya), Exercise & Yoga, the Psychotherapy Analyzer (a case-taking aid built on the Mind chapter) and the Constitution Scanner. Each produces a plan you can refine by chat and save to the patient’s Planner tab.
Where does the diet advice come from?
The antidote list comes from the Organon itself (§259 and the §261 footnote) and every item cites it; customs such as avoiding camphor and mint are labelled classical practice, not doctrine. A server-side safety pass then removes or swaps anything that conflicts with diabetes, hypertension, kidney or heart disease, pregnancy, old age or a weak constitution.
Does the Constitution Scanner diagnose from a photo?
No. It reads build, facial structure, hair, skin, nails and bearing from a fixed vocabulary, never reads colour from a photograph (you record complexion in person), and never diagnoses. The photographs are supporting evidence only; the doctor confirms every finding.
Is the Psychotherapy Analyzer a psychiatric assessment?
No — it is a case-taking aid. It maps what the patient describes onto real Mind-chapter rubrics, never names a psychiatric condition, and shows a crisis helpline when the words call for it.
Can my receptionist print diet sheets?
If you allow it. Diet and yoga plans, mental-health notes and clinical photographs are three separate permissions, so a receptionist who prints diet sheets never sees a patient’s photographs.
More questions? See the full FAQ
Write the regimen with the remedy
Start free — no card required. Four planners, cited and cautious, kept on the patient’s record.