For registered homoeopathic doctors

Classic wisdom.
Modern evidence.

One login for the great repertories of Kent, Boericke and Boger, side by side with a new repertory that shows where every rubric entry comes from and learns from the cases doctors record.

Two repertories, kept separate

The classic books stay exactly as their authors wrote them. The new evidence repertory is built system by system, and never mixes the two.

Evidence Repertory

A new, graded repertory organised by body system, with plain-language rubrics and a visible source for every entry.

  • Bayesian, size-corrected, Kent-eliminative and simple-sum methods, explained
  • Each entry labelled: checked against materia medica, Kent 1897 page, journal review or measured likelihood ratio
  • Record cases and outcomes so the repertory learns from practice
Rectum & anusUrinary stonesParalysisVertigoOrthopaedic
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Classic Repertories

The great repertories in full, digitised with their original grades and page numbers, each kept as its own book.

  • Kent 1897 — 57,000+ rubrics, 633 remedies
  • Boericke's Repertory — 8,000+ rubrics, 1,600+ remedies
  • Boger–Bönninghausen — 6,200+ rubrics with five grades
KentBoerickeBogerSynoptic Key — soonGentry — soon
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Built for how doctors actually prescribe

1

Every entry has a source

See at a glance whether a remedy comes from Kent, Boericke, a provings review or recorded cases.

2

Fair to small remedies

Size-corrected and likelihood methods stop polychrests winning on page count alone.

3

Newer remedies shown

Lesser-known and recently proved remedies are highlighted instead of buried.

4

Private patient records

Save each repertorisation to a patient, then track prescriptions and follow-up visits — visible only to you.

Access is for doctors only

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