About us
HomeoRep exists because homeopathic physicians were being asked to choose between software that understands the repertory and software that understands a clinic.
Last updated: 2 August 2026
The gap we kept running into
Homeopathy software splits cleanly in two, and neither half is whole.
On one side are the desktop repertory suites — genuinely excellent at repertorization, and priced between ₹45,000 and well over a lakh, installed on one machine, with nothing to say about your appointment book or your fees. On the other are clinic-management apps, which handle appointments and billing and know nothing at all about a rubric.
The free web option, OOREP, is an academic side project — good work, but not something a practice can lean on.
So a doctor ends up with a desktop suite for the repertory, a register or a second app for the practice, and paper in between. We thought that was a strange thing to accept in 2026.
What we built instead
One app that does the whole consultation: take the case, repertorize against the classical repertory, differentiate in the materia medica, prescribe on your letterhead — and then also run the appointment book, the reception desk and the numbers.
It runs in a browser, so it follows you from the clinic desktop to a laptop at home without a licence transfer. And it is priced for a single practitioner rather than for an institution.
What we will not do
Three commitments, stated so you can hold us to them:
- The free tier stays free. Not a trial with a countdown. If you only ever want repertorization and patient files, that is a legitimate way to use HomeoRep forever.
- We will never sell patient data. Not to advertisers, not to pharma, not to researchers, not anonymised. It is not our data to sell.
- The software will never prescribe. It computes references from classical books and shows you the arithmetic. The remedy is your decision, and we will not build anything that blurs that.
Who is behind it
HomeoRep is built and run by [founder name], [founder role], operating as [your registered legal name].
It is a small operation, which we think is the point: you can email us and a person who wrote the code will read it. If something in the app gets in the way of your consultation, tell us — most of what is in here came from a practising doctor saying exactly that.