Totality carries ten repertories and eight materia medicas, takes the case with you, and keeps your clinic’s records — on the consulting-room desk and on the phone in your pocket.
Free during the pilot. Records belong to a clinic — an account on its own sees nothing.
| Rubric | Puls. | Lyc. | Apis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mind, weeping, tearful mood | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Mind, mood, changeable | 3 | 3 | 2 |
| Stomach, thirstless | 3 | 2 | 3 |
| Generalities, warm, room agg. | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Generalities, air, open, amel. | 3 | 2 | 2 |
| Total | 15 | 13 | 13 |
A homoeopath thinks “this is a chronic constitutional case”, not “Kent and Publicum and Roberts”. So the app asks for the method and fills the books in. It is a starting point and never a lock: every book stays editable, for the clinic or for a single case, and the app tells “Kentian” from “Kentian, adjusted” without complaining about either.
Chronic and constitutional cases, where the mentals and generals lead.
Take the mind and the generals first, then the characteristic particulars. The chart shortlists; the materia medica decides.
Kent · Repertorium Publicum · Roberts · Knerr, with Kent’s Lectures, Allen’s Keynotes, Boericke and Nash
Acutes, injuries and one-sided cases — strong modalities, little mental detail.
Take the complete symptom as separate parts and let the remedy that runs through all of them win. The chart ranks by rubrics covered, not by weight.
Therapeutic Pocket Book · Boger–Boenninghausen · Boger’s Card Index, with the Synoptic Key, Hering and Boericke
From a named complaint to a short list — quick work, and cross-checking.
Start from the diagnosis, then confirm on the patient. A shortlist reached this way is a hypothesis, not a prescription.
Boericke’s Repertory · Boger’s Synoptic Key · Tyler, with Boericke, Clarke and Allen’s Keynotes
Looking things up rather than working a case — nothing is left out.
The whole shelf at once. Good for reading around a remedy; a chart built from four methods at once is four methods of counting.
All ten repertories and all eight materia medicas
349,801 rubrics and 2.25 million remedy references, searchable together. Grades are normalised to Kent’s three degrees before anything is scored — Boenninghausen grades to four and Boger to five — and still printed the way each book prints them. One rubric carried by several books reads as one row, not as six.
Every one of them is out of copyright or openly licensed, and every one is a proper digital edition rather than raw OCR of a scan — 1890s type turns Lach. into I^ach., and a corrupted abbreviation is a wrong remedy you cannot see. Books still under copyright, including Synthesis and Murphy’s, are not here and are not promised.
Describe a symptom in the words your patient used. The assistant searches the books you have chosen and proposes rubrics; nothing enters the case until you take it. It will also cross-match a case you have already taken against the rest of your shelf and show where the books disagree.
Create your account, name your clinic, and the books are on the shelf. Invite your doctors and assistants whenever you are ready.
Free during the pilot.