Changelog
Track all the updates, features, and improvements we ship.
Timeline Grid and Export
With Pro, a case timeline can now be read on one page as a grid: one row per age and a column each for physical generals and particulars, mental/emotional and life events, and medicines, vaccines and surgeries. Choose a category when adding an event, or let AI generation assign one. Export the timeline as a Word or PDF document, and Export Case now includes it.
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Read Whole Books in Materia Medica
Materia Medica has a new Books view for reading whole homeopathy books cover to cover, free for everyone: Hahnemann's Organon of Medicine (sixth edition, in William Boericke's translation) with a box that jumps to any aphorism, the theory of his Chronic Diseases, Kent's Lectures on Homoeopathic Philosophy, and the classic materia medica books. A book opens at its first chapter, with its contents and a way from one chapter to the next. Premium and add-on books appear there for accounts that include them, and with Pro or a materia medica add-on, a keyword search in Materia Medica also lists matching passages from the books in their own tab. On the website, anyone can read the same books without an account.
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Word Meanings While You Read
Classic books and rubrics are full of old words and hard medical terms that many readers have to look up. With Pro, hover or tap an underlined word in English books and rubrics to see what it means, in your own language, with more than 2,000 words covered. Choose which words are underlined and how many in Settings under Reading view, or turn them off.
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Search History
Semantic and keyword searches are now kept in a search history on the account. In Repertory, press the down arrow in the search box or select the clock button to see recent searches, type to narrow them, and select one to run it again with the repertories it used, as a keyword search or as a semantic search in its Fast or Quality mode. See all history opens every saved search by day, with Run again, Copy text and Delete. Materia Medica searches are kept too, with the books they searched and the Match setting of a keyword search, where that search is part of the plan. The list never opens by itself, so past searches stay off screen during teaching or screen sharing. Search history can be paused or cleared in Settings under Search history.
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Six New Classic Materia Medica Books
The free classic library grows from 21 to 27 books. Margaret Tyler's Homoeopathic Drug Pictures and Herbert A. Roberts' The Rheumatic Remedies join four more books by E. B. Nash: The Testimony of the Clinic, Leaders for the Use of Sulphur, and his Leaders in Typhoid Fever and in Respiratory Organs, gathered by remedy so each remedy's passages read together. Roberts' four symptom grades are kept as he printed them. Every book is free to read online; Pro adds keyword and semantic search across them.
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Shop: Compare Repertories and Buy Them Together
The Shop has a new look, with the plans laid out as on the pricing page. Compare repertories adds up what premium repertories cost together: tick Murphy, Complete, Suggesta 2.1 or Saine and see the monthly, annual, 3-year and Lifetime totals side by side. One edition carries Pro and the others join it as add-ons, so Pro is billed once, and a new subscription now starts with all of them in one checkout. Every billing period is shown to every account, and when a plan can't move to one in the Shop, a bar says why and what to do instead. A Current plan box lists the add-ons on the plan with Remove, and one-time works are grouped by kind, each collection showing what it saves.
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Offline Mode: Out of Beta, and It Sets Itself Up
Offline mode is no longer a beta, and nothing needs switching on any more. With a Pro subscription or Lifetime Pro, the app installed from the browser turns offline mode on by itself, says so once, and downloads the cases, notes, My Notes and every repertory and materia medica book on the account, so they keep working without a connection. Repertories and books added to the account later, and new versions of those on the device, download by themselves, and an add-on starts downloading as soon as it is bought. Offline mode is not part of the free trial and never runs in a browser tab. Turn off in Settings › Offline syncs any waiting changes, removes the offline copy from the device and keeps it off there.
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AI Analysis: Full Screen and Every Run Kept
AI Analysis (Pro) now opens full screen, with the case notes beside the result. Drag the divider to give either side more room, and keep writing in the notes, which save as usual; on a narrow screen, notes and result sit on two tabs. Running the analysis again no longer replaces the previous result: every run is kept with its analysis, and you can switch between runs by date, see the sources each one used and the clipboard its rubrics went to, or delete a run you no longer need. When the clipboard in use already has rubrics, AI Analysis now offers an empty one to run on instead of stopping.
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Change Billing Period or Edition in the Shop
Pro subscribers can now move between monthly, annual and 3-year billing, and change edition, themselves in the Shop, add-ons included. The billing periods sit above the plans, with the one in use marked Current; choosing another shows the plans at its price, and the switch dialog shows the new price, the credit for unused time on the current period and the amount due today before anything changes. The plan and its add-ons switch together, and the new period starts the same day. Moving to a shorter period never refunds the card: the unused time becomes account credit that pays the next invoices automatically, and if the subscription is cancelled later it keeps running for the renewals that credit pays. A free trial continues, and the new price is charged when it ends. A shorter period keeps every discount, and percentage discounts that last for the whole subscription carry over from monthly to annual billing. The 3-year plan stays at 30 months of the monthly price with no coupons, and Lifetime Pro is in the same place, on the Lifetime tab. Settings → Plan & billing links to the Shop to change the billing period. Changing edition within the same billing period charges or credits only the difference for the rest of the period and keeps the renewal date; an add-on the new edition already includes ends with the switch and its unused time is credited.
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Updated AI Analysis and AI Chat
AI Analysis and AI Chat (Pro) have been rebuilt for better quality. AI Analysis now chooses for itself which rubrics to look up and which materia medica passages to read as the case requires, reads full rubric memberships before weighing a remedy, and returns up to six remedies to study, listed alphabetically with their confidence and with notes on the features that tell them apart. Every suggested rubric comes straight from the repertory, and every materia medica quotation is checked word for word, shown with the symptom of the case it confirms, and opens at that passage. An analysis usually takes 3–5 minutes and about 6–10 credits. AI Chat works the same way, looking up the rubrics and passages each question needs and citing them with remedy grades and links to the materia medica.
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Homeopathic Psychology by Philip M. Bailey
Philip M. Bailey's Homeopathic Psychology: Personality Profiles of the Major Constitutional Remedies, first published in 1995 by North Atlantic Books and Homeopathic Educational Services, is now a one-time Similia add-on. Its 36 profiles, from Alumina, Arsenicum album and Aurum metallicum to Lycopodium clavatum, Natrium muriaticum, Pulsatilla, Sepia and Sulphur, describe the personality of each major constitutional type as the author came to know it in his own clinical practice, not as it was compiled from earlier materia medicas. Most profiles open with a one-line keynote — impotence for Lycopodium, loathing of life for Aurum, physical insecurity for Arsenicum — follow the type's themes section by section and close with its physical appearance; where possible they give how often the type occurs in men and in women and how it shows differently in each. The book is searchable by keyword and by AI semantic search alongside the other materia medica sources, and Pro's AI case analysis can draw on it like any other owned book. The profiles are in English. One-time purchase at $29.99 / €24.99 / £22.99; the Lycopodium profile is open in full for free, as a preview before buying.
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Richard Pitt's Books, Now Bought Once
Richard Pitt's Comparative Materia Medica and Thematic Materia Medica are now one-time purchases instead of a subscription add-on: either book on its own for $69.99 / €59.99 / £49.99, or both together for $119.99 / €99.99 / £84.99. A book bought once stays in the account with or without Pro, and it can be searched by keyword and by AI semantic search alongside the other materia medica sources. When one book is already bought, the other can be added on its own. Where the Richard Pitt add-on was on a subscription, it no longer renews, and both books stay available until the end of the period already paid for.
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Bönninghausen's Therapeutic Pocket Book
Clemens von Bönninghausen's Therapeutic Pocket Book (1846), the repertory that reads every symptom by its location, sensation, modality and concomitants, is now the eighth classical repertory in Similia, free on every plan. It follows C. J. Hempel's 1847 English edition: the book's seven parts, 4,540 rubrics and its Concordances of 125 remedies, with the four grades of its type. Browse its chapters, search it by keyword or with AI semantic search, and add its rubrics to a repertorisation. It appears as TPB in the repertory list, and Boger's Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, alongside it, is now labelled BBCR.
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Shamanistic Remedies of the Arctic
Nineteen remedies by Reeta Pohjonen and the Academy of Transformative Homeopathy — Black Swan, Birch, Wood Grouse, Snowy Owl, Raven, Cloudberry, Reindeer Antler and the Big Dipper among them — are now a one-time Similia add-on. They were made from the nature of Finland and the far North through meditative and Hahnemannian provings and triturations, and most of them are new to the materia medica. Every chapter opens with a summary of indications and the remedy's details; most continue with themes, dreams and physicals, six include a case from practice, and the book's 40 photographs come with it. The book is searchable by keyword and by AI semantic search alongside the other materia medica sources, and Pro's AI case analysis can draw on it like any other owned book. One-time purchase at $79.99 / €69.99 / £59.99; Black Swan is open through its Details section for free, as a preview before buying.
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Saine Monographs – Bundle 2
The second bundle of André Saine's Materia Medica Pura Project monographs is now in Similia as a permanent one-time add-on, priced like the first: 27 full English monographs from the 2024 edition, among them Aurum metallicum and 17 further gold remedies, Ambra grisea, Calcarea fluorata, Fluoricum acidum, Hecla lava, Natrium carbonicum, Sabal serrulata and Symphytum officinale. Each monograph keeps its source labels, symptom grading, numbered cases, tables and endnotes. Read them in the materia medica reader, search them by keyword or with AI semantic search, and draw on them in AI case analysis, Live Audio and AI chat. Bundle 2 is sold separately from Bundle 1, which is now called Saine Monographs – Bundle 1, and Sabal serrulata is free to read as a sample.
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Lifetime Pro: Pro Base, Paid Once
Pro Base can now be bought once instead of subscribed to, and it's yours for good. Lifetime Pro includes the AI toolkit, unlimited cases and analyses, the classical repertories, the classic materia medica library, Jan Scholten's series and offline mode in the installed app. It comes with 1,000 AI credits and no monthly allowance; AI toolkit operations use credits, and packs top them up. Pay in one payment or in 12 monthly payments: Lifetime Pro starts with the first payment and is yours for good after the 12th. Holders can add premium works as one-time Lifetime Pro add-ons, kept for as long as the licence lasts: Murphy MetaRepertory, Nature's Materia Medica, Complete Repertory, Saine Repertory, Suggesta 2.1 and Mangialavori 100. From now on Suggesta 2.1 and Mangialavori 100 are sold one-time only to Lifetime Pro holders; subscribers get them with the Mangialavori edition or add-on, and anyone who already bought them keeps them. Current subscribers can switch from the Shop, with the unused time already paid for credited. The licence is personal to one practitioner, comes with a full refund within 14 days, and isn't offered in India or Turkey yet.
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3-Year Plans with 6 Months Free
Every Similia Pro edition can now be paid three years at a time. The 3-year plan costs 30 months of the monthly price, so six months are free compared with paying monthly. Choose “3 years” on the pricing page or in the Shop: a new subscription still starts with the 14-day free trial, and the 3-year price is charged when the trial ends. Current monthly and annual subscribers can switch from the Shop; the switch is charged at once, minus a credit for the unused time on the current plan, and the plan then renews every three years. The Murphy, Complete, Saine and Mangialavori add-ons move to the 3-year term with the plan, while the Meditative, Richard Pitt and Colin Griffith packages stay on monthly and annual plans. The 3-year price is final, so coupons and promotion codes don't apply to it, and it isn't offered with Turkey's regional pricing or in India.
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New World Veterinary Repertory
Richard H. Pitcairn and Wendy Jensen's New World Veterinary Repertory (v22) is now in Similia as a permanent one-time add-on: 18,422 rubrics across 37 chapters written for animal patients, 237,674 remedy links and 710 remedies, based on Boger-Boenninghausen's Characteristics with additions from Kent and many others. Browse it chapter by chapter with linked cross-references, search it by keyword, or describe what you see in the animal and let AI semantic search surface the rubrics that mean the same thing; filter by remedy and grade; and add its rubrics to any repertorization beside your other repertories, where remedies shared with the Similia catalogue merge into a single column. Every remedy entry names its source from the authors' own reference list. It appears as “Vet” in the repertory selector.
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Live Audio for Zoom and Teams Desktop Apps
Live Audio's online mode captured the patient only when the call ran in a browser tab, because the guide taught a single path: pick the tab and tick “Share tab audio”. A consultation held in the Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Skype desktop app had no tab to pick, and sharing the app window brought no audio. The setup guide now asks where the call is running. For a browser tab the steps are unchanged; for a desktop app it walks through sharing the entire screen with “Share with system audio” turned on, which carries everything the computer plays, including the call, into the transcript. Similia records audio only; the shared screen image is never stored or sent. When a share comes back without audio, the warning now names the actual miss: a window that carries no audio, a screen shared without system audio, or a tab without its audio. Each option shows a picture of the Chrome dialog with the three things to click numbered. System audio needs Chrome or Edge on Windows, or Chrome 141 or newer on macOS 14.2 or newer; Firefox and Safari record the microphone only, and the guide says so before the share dialog opens. Live Audio is part of the Pro AI toolkit.
Scholten Plants Table
The Periodic Table has a sibling: Jan Scholten's Plants Table. Three tables follow the three series of the plant code: the kingdom table places every class at its phylum and series, including classes that hold no remedy yet; a class opens into its subclasses by phase, one order in each cell; a subclass opens into Scholten's grid of phases and subphases, each cell holding a family. Select a family to read its chapter and see its remedies laid out across the 18 stages, with links into the materia medica; phylum, class, subclass, order, series, phase, subphase and stage headings open their own chapters from Qjure and Wonderful Plants. Switch between the Periodic Table and the Plants Table with the buttons at the top of either table. The position — class, subclass, family, heading and search — stays in the address bar, so Back from a remedy returns to the same table and a position can be shared as a link. Part of Pro.
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More Reliable Live Audio Recovery
Live Audio now waits before retrying when the transcription service is busy. Brief interruptions can recover automatically; a longer service cooldown stops recording and saves the captured transcript, with a clear message to explain what happened. Editing rubrics while audio saves also keeps the transcript, summary and selected rubrics together. Live Audio is part of the Pro AI toolkit.
Transcribe-Only Mode and a Live Transcript in Live Audio
Live Audio always ran the full AI pipeline — symptom detection every two minutes, automatic rubric search, materia medica findings and a running case analysis — even when a practitioner only wanted a record of the consultation. Settings now offers two session modes. Transcribe only keeps the live transcription and still writes the end-of-session summary, but runs none of the analysis calls while the session lasts, so a session costs little more than the transcription minutes. Transcribe + AI analysis is the previous behaviour, unchanged. The full transcript also has its own view at last: a Transcript toggle in the session header opens a resizable column that groups the text by speaker and follows the newest line as it arrives, with a copy button; on a phone it is a tab. In transcribe-only mode the rubrics, materia medica and analysis panes step aside and the layout is transcript and notes. The in-session credit counter was also corrected: while recording it estimated the transcription minutes at three times the real rate, which is why the figure dropped when a recording stopped. It now uses the same rate the session is billed at. Live Audio is part of the Pro AI toolkit.
Notes During Live Audio
Live Audio Mode was a listening-only screen: writing an observation meant closing the session, which a recording refuses. The case notes now open inside the session. A Notes toggle in the Live Audio header — or the section toolbar's Notes button — adds a resizable notes column beside the rubrics, materia medica findings and case analysis, with the same editor, formatting bar, templates and autosave as the Notes panel, so everything written during the consultation is already in the analysis when the recording stops. On a phone the notes are a fourth tab. The column stays open or closed the way it was left. Live Audio is part of the Pro AI toolkit.
Remedy Grades in Filtered Rubric Lists
Select a remedy in the Repertory search and run the search with an empty box to list every rubric that contains it. Each rubric now prints the remedy after its name in the grade typography used inside rubrics (plain, italic, bold, bold underlined) and in the grade colours from Settings, so the grade is visible without opening the rubric. Remedy-only results open ordered by grade, highest first, and the sort control still offers relevance and remedy count; keyword and plain-language searches with a remedy filter gain the same grade sort option. Available on Free and Pro.
Jeremy Sherr Provings
Thirty-five modern provings by Jeremy Sherr and the Dynamis School — Hydrogen, Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton and Xenon among them, through Chocolate, Plutonium nitricum and Taxus baccata — are now a one-time Similia add-on. Each proving arrives complete: the substance report, pharmacy and prover notes, themes, cases and over 880 figures from the original books, with the prover number, the potency taken and the time of onset kept on every one of its 45,000 symptoms. The whole set is searchable by keyword and by AI semantic search alongside your other materia medica sources, and Pro's AI case analysis can draw on it like any other book you own. Licensed as one bundle at £259.99 / €309.99 / $349.99; Taxus baccata is open through its Mind chapter for free, so you can judge the work before buying.
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Setup Wizard
The preferences that shape every screen used to hide in Settings, so most accounts ran on defaults they never chose. A five-step setup wizard now opens on the first sign-in — and once for every existing account — to set the appearance, the analysis grid layout (Standard or Compact, with live previews), how remedies are ordered inside rubrics and where the author tag sits, and which materia medica authors lead the source list. Each choice applies as it is made, every step can be left as it is, and the wizard can be run again any time from Settings → Tours & tutorials. Available on Free and Pro.
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Grid Display Templates
The analysis grid has eight display options, and switching between a dense teaching layout and a roomy reading one meant clicking through all of them. Settings → Grid display now opens with a Template picker. Standard restores the defaults and Compact packs more remedies on screen with square cells, vertical headers and a smaller rubric font. Any combination can be saved under a name of choice, renamed or deleted, and applied again in one click; the picker reads Custom whenever the options match no template. Templates are available on Free and Pro.
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One Note for the Whole Prescription
A prescription with several remedies had nowhere to put the advice covering all of them, so it ended up bolted onto one remedy or typed in as a remedy of its own. The prescription panel now has an Overall note below the remedy list. It belongs to the analysis rather than to any single remedy, so editing, reordering or removing a remedy leaves it alone, and it prints once at the end of that analysis in the exported document. Advice you repeat can be saved: type it once, choose Templates above the field and Save as template, name it something like Taking remedies, and from then on one click drops it in ready to edit for the person in front of you. These templates stay separate from the per-remedy instruction and note templates, so each menu offers only what belongs in that field. The note can also be switched off for exports under Settings, alongside the other prescription fields.
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Reorder the Remedies in a Prescription
Saved prescriptions kept the order you added them in, so changing your mind meant deleting an entry and typing it again. Under Previous Prescriptions each row now has a handle: drag it where you want it, or use the up and down arrows beside Edit if you prefer the keyboard. The order saves by itself and travels with the prescription — the case screen and the exported document both follow it. Moving a row changes only its position; the date and time still record when you wrote that entry.
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Frans Vermeulen's four Prisma volumes — Concordant Reference, Synoptic Reference 1, Synoptic Reference 2 and Prisma Reference — were until now sold only together. Each is available on its own from today at £89.99 / €104.99 / $119.99, a one-time purchase like the bundle. A locked volume in the Materia Medica now offers the book you actually clicked, with the complete four-volume collection still there underneath at £319.99 / €369.99 / $429.99 for anyone who wants all of it. Owning the bundle already includes all four; nothing changes for anyone who bought it.
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Choose the Order of Dates
Dates on the home screen, in the Cases list, on analyses, timelines and prescriptions now follow the region of the browser, not only the interface language: an English interface in Australia or the UK reads 31/08/2026, in the United States 8/31/2026. For a fixed order regardless of device, the new Date format setting under Account pins DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY-MM-DD in any interface language — the line under the choice shows today's date in the order that is in force, and the choice follows the account to every signed-in device.
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Hide Patient Names When You Present
Teaching a class or sharing a screen? A new setting keeps the Recent Cases list on the home screen and the Cases table behind a placeholder, so patient names never reach the projector. An eye button reveals the list for the current visit only — leave the page or reload and it hides itself again. Turn it on under Settings, in Privacy and consent; the choice follows the account to every signed-in device.
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The prescription panel on an analysis now has its own Export button. Record the prescription, save it, and download the finished document right there — no going back to the case screen to find the export. It is the same document as before, with your letterhead, the fields you chose, and the file format you set under Settings. The case screen still lists every prescription together when you want them in one file.
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Start a Repertorization Straight from the Repertory
Rubrics in the Repertory section now carry a green + button. Click it and Similia opens a repertorization with that rubric already on the clipboard, so you no longer have to open a case first and find the rubric a second time. It works in the search results and in the chapter explorer. Rubrics with no remedies, and personal rubrics you created yourself, do not show it — add those from inside a case analysis.
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Eight New Classic Materia Medica Books
The free classic library grows from 13 to 21 books with Materia Medica Pura and Chronic Diseases by Hahnemann, plus works by Farrington, Dunham, Guernsey, Hughes & Dake, Hale, and H. C. Allen. Read them online, compare remedies across authors, and search the collection by keyword or meaning.
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My Notes — Your Personal Notebook
Similia Pro now includes a personal notebook. Write notes in a full editor, dictate them, or photograph handwritten pages and let the AI transcribe them — the photo itself is never stored. Attach images, organize everything into folders, and link a note to a remedy or family to read it right inside the materia medica and find it with keyword search.
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Pick up a pen while you read: select any passage in a materia medica page to highlight it in six colours, attach a note to the exact sentence, or write your own words straight into the text. A My highlights rail collects every mark on the page, and each annotation is gathered into My Notes automatically.
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Nash's Leaders in Homoeopathic Therapeutics
E. B. Nash's Leaders in Homoeopathic Therapeutics (4th edition, 1913) joins the free classic library as its 13th book — 227 remedies, transcribed from the original 1913 page scans with Nash's own emphasis preserved rather than copied from an existing digital edition. Searchable by keyword and AI semantic search, and available to AI Analysis, AI Chat and Live Audio Mode alongside the other classics.
Nested Case Folders
Case folders can now be nested up to four levels deep, so you can file cases the way you actually think about them. Drag cases and folders to move them, drop a folder above or below another to re-order, or use Move Up / Move Down from the row menu where drag isn't available. Deleting a folder never deletes cases — the whole branch is unfiled first.
Bidirectional Analysis Highlighting
Click any remedy column in the analysis grid to light up that remedy's whole column and every rubric it covers; open a rubric and the remedies that answer it are softly emphasised in return. Selection is additive and survives sorting, filtering, scoring changes, clipboard re-ordering and trips to the materia medica.
Drag-and-Drop Clipboard Reordering
Drag a clipboard chip (A–J) in the case analysis onto another slot to re-order your clipboards, with the same shift semantics as browser tabs. Custom names travel with their contents, the screen doesn't move under you, and the reorder joins the undo history.
Remedy Comparison: Families, Repertory Overview & Rubric Overlap
The remedy comparison workspace grows well beyond side-by-side remedies. Compare two taxonomy families — Standard or Scholten — with membership resolved server-side and advisories for unmatched, low-evidence or overlapping members. A new repertory overview gives whole-repertory statistics, top remedies and per-section leaders before you've built any comparison, and a rubric-overlap view separates what two remedies share, what distinguishes them, and where the record is simply absent. Case-descriptive and index chapters are now hidden by default, with a scope picker and a section drill-down when you want them back (Pro members).
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Provings Lab
A new tool for running collaborative homeopathic provings. Coordinators create a proving, invite other Similia users, manage participants, and review observations submitted by typing, multilingual speech, handwriting photos or drawings. Participant identity visibility is coordinator-controlled, invites must be explicitly accepted, uploaded images are stripped of metadata, and AI processing runs under versioned consent with no-training routing. Find it under Tools → Provings Lab (Pro members).
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Read a Free Sample from Every Premium Book
Every premium materia medica add-on now opens one full remedy for free, so you can read the actual writing before buying — and multi-volume bundles offer one labelled sample per book, so you can see what Concordant, Synoptic 1 and Synoptic 2 each read like. Opening a locked source now shows the book, its author and an unlock option instead of an error page.
Filip Degroote Dreams Repertory
Dr. Filip Degroote's Dreams Repertory arrives as a permanent one-time add-on — 207,639 dream rubrics and 232,686 remedy entries drawn from more than 30 years of research, with full author attribution. It works everywhere the other repertories do: keyword search, AI semantic search, Explorer, repertorization, exports and remedy details.
Advanced Repertory Search
Repertory search now supports +required and -excluded terms, prefix wildcards, and > or < rubric-size limits. Large matches load continuously as you scroll, and Similia keeps your place when you return from remedy details.
Your Own Repertory Additions
Add your own remedies to any rubric, create new sub-rubrics, and record cross-references — each with your reasoning and supporting evidence. Your additions flow straight into repertorization and analysis alongside the official content, and you choose whether to keep them private or share them with repertory authors. Turn it on first under Settings → My repertory additions (Pro members).
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Saine Summaries & Monographs
Saine's materia medica is now available as one-time add-ons — Saine Summaries (English and German) and the in-depth Saine Monographs — searchable by keyword and semantic search, and available across AI Analysis, AI Chat, and Live Audio Mode.
Match All or Any Remedy
When you filter repertory search by several remedies, you can now choose whether a rubric must contain all of them or just any one of them — across remedy, keyword, semantic, and chapter browsing. Matching all remedies stays the default.
Remedy Comparison Chart
Compare up to ten remedies side by side across every section of a repertory to see where each one is strongest and how their profiles differ, with absolute, relative, and deviation views. Find it in the new Tools menu in the navbar (Pro members).
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App Zoom Controls
Zoom the whole app between 70% and 130% from the new navbar controls. Your setting is remembered and applied consistently across every page, menu and grid — and stays in sync across tabs.
Repertory & Analysis Redesign
The repertory and analysis pages have a cleaner, calmer new look — clearer hierarchy, better contrast, and consistent styling with the rest of the app.
Multi-Remedy Rubric Filter
In repertory search, select several remedies to see only the rubrics that contain all of them — a fast way to find where your differential meets.
Cases Redesign
The cases list and single-case pages have a new design — a cleaner overview of your caseload and a more focused case view.
Materia Medica Redesign
The materia medica section has a new browse table and search UI, a redesigned remedy reader, a sticky remedy header that keeps context while you scroll, and full soft & dark theme support.
Smarter Semantic MM Search
Semantic materia medica search got a major accuracy pass: an AI reranker double-checks every result, scores are calibrated per book, and broad polychrests now rank where they belong.
AI Analysis: Your Language + MM Links
AI case analysis now answers in your interface language, and every candidate remedy links straight to its materia medica entry.
New Home Dashboard
A redesigned home dashboard puts your recent cases and updates front and center — and you can launch an AI Analysis or AI Chat directly from it. The first-visit tour is back too.
Similia AI assistant (Beta)
Chat with Similia AI, a research assistant that answers from your own repertories and materia medica — compare remedies, explore a rubric, or ask about an open case, with citations you can open and verify. Now in beta for Pro members.
The Lacs: Materia Medica & Repertory
Patricia Hatherly's definitive work on the milk remedies is now available as a one-time add-on — 22 lac materia medicas plus a dedicated repertory of 16,900+ rubrics, drawn from the provings and her clinical practice.
Scholten Taxonomy Filter
Filter repertorization by Jan Scholten's classification (kingdom, series, stage) to focus your analysis on a specific remedy family.
Taxonomy Filter in Repertory Search
Apply kingdom and family taxonomy filters directly to repertory search and the rubric explorer.
Live Audio Mode redesigned
New layout with an inline Materia Medica panel and faster symptom analysis powered by Gemini Flash.
Multi-view Analysis
Compare Balanced, Small remedies, and Small rubrics side-by-side.
Audio & Video Notes
Upload an audio or video file to your Notes and get an AI-refined transcript automatically — perfect for asynchronous case review and second opinions.
Balanced Analysis Method
A new unified scoring method replaces the strategy stack — simpler, more reliable repertorization results across all repertories.
AI Case Analysis
Run a full AI analysis on your case — Similia reads your notes and selected rubrics, weighs mentals and generals, cross-checks against your repertories and Materia Medica, and proposes candidate remedies with reasoning.
Scholten Materia Medica
Jan Scholten's Materia Medica series is now included in all Pro plans.
Vermeulen One-Time Bundles
Ultimate Prisma Bundle and Plants 4 Volumes now available as one-time purchase add-ons.
Semantic Search for Classic MM
Semantic search now available for classic Materia Medica authors.
Miasm Analysis
View the miasmatic tendency of your case based on the top remedies in the repertorization.
Customizable Prescription Export
Customize prescription exports with your logo and preferred layout in Settings.
Expanded Rubrics Mode
Expanded view now available for Griffith, Saine 2025, Ward-Asif, and Rob-Asif repertories.
Suggesta 2.1
Suggesta repertory updated to version 2.1 with new content and improvements.
MM Taxonomy Filters
Filter Materia Medica results by taxonomy to focus on specific remedy families.
Improved Taxonomy
Enhanced taxonomy filtering for more accurate results across all repertories.
MM Search Remedy Filter
Filter Materia Medica search results by specific remedies and authors.
Quality Search Mode
Quality mode delivers more accurate search results across premium repertories.
Expandable Clipboards
Add up to 10 clipboards (A–J) to your analysis. Click the + button next to D to add more.
MM Rubrics in Analysis
Create rubrics from MM searches directly in your analysis.
Repertory & Remedy View Settings
Customize font size, content width, and line height for Repertory and Remedy views.
Remedy Relationships
Explore remedy relationships directly in Materia Medica.
Source & Author Filter
Filter remedies by source or author in Complete, Saine, and Suggesta repertories.
Customize MM Author Order
Reorder Materia Medica authors in settings to prioritize your preferred sources.
Case Timeline
Track your patient's medical journey with manual or AI-extracted events.
Grid Display Customization
Customize your analysis grid with new display options in the settings page.
Saine Repertory 2025
Saine's Repertory is now available in Similia.
Elimination Mode
Select rubrics to filter out non-matching remedies from your analysis grid.
Live Audio Mode (Beta)
AI transcribes speech in real time, extracts SRP symptoms, and auto-adds matching rubrics.
Semantic Search for Premium MM
Search through premium MM using natural language with our new semantic search.
Complete Repertory 2026
Complete Repertory has been updated to the 2026 version.
Mangialavori 100 Remedies MM
Materia Medica of 100 remedies by Dr. Massimo Mangialavori is now available as an add-on.
QRep 5 Mental Qualities by Jeremy Sherr
Jeremy Sherr's QRep 5 Mental Qualities repertory is now available in Similia.
Ward & Roberts 'Sensations As If' Reps
Ward and Roberts 'Sensations As If' repertories are now available in Similia.
Quick Repertorization
Start a quick repertorization directly from the Repertory section.
Kingdom & Family Filters
New filters let you limit analyses by remedy kingdom and family.
Case Folders
Organize your cases into custom folders for better case management.
Richard Pitt Package Release
New add-on featuring Richard Pitt's Comparative and Thematic Materia Medica.
Shop Page Release
New dedicated Shop page to easily view and manage plans and add-ons.
Feedback section
Share your suggestions via the new Feedback section in your user menu.
Import Sheets Between Analyses
New import button lets you copy rubrics from any analysis to another.
Sorting and Filtering in Repertory
New sorting options and filters to help you find rubrics more efficiently.
Meditative provings add-on
Now available — Meditative Provings repertory and Evans Materia Medica (Vol. 1 & 2).
Soft and Dark Mode
Choose Soft for reduced contrast or Dark for low light. Switch anytime from Settings.
Share Case Feature
Collaborate with colleagues by sharing cases — send secure invitations.
Live Mode
Repertorize live with patients — instant rubric selection, scoring, and auto-save.
Complete Repertory 2025
Now available — unlock the most comprehensive repertory in Similia.
Cleaner analysis view
New compact layout with clearer buttons.
Better Materia Medica browsing
Alphabet navigation and mobile-friendly tabs for faster remedy lookup.
Suggesta 2.1 repertory
Unlock Dr. Massimo Mangialavori's modern clinical repertory as an add-on.
Multi-language support
Choose your language and enjoy translations across the entire app.
Edit analysis dates
Change analysis dates directly from your Cases page.
New Home page tour
A quick, optional walkthrough to help you get started.
Murphy edition launch
Pro plan featuring Murphy's MetaRepertory and Nature's MM.
Dedicated Pricing page
Cleaner plan comparison with clearer features and pricing.
Home page redesign
Swipe between About and Updates with improved mobile experience.
Analysis quality tools
New strategies, rubric grading, and tidier case organization.
Guided tours
Optional tutorials for Repertory and Materia Medica sections.
Semantic Search
Search rubrics using natural language - the way patients actually speak.
Undo/Redo and Case duplication
Safely experiment with undo/redo and duplicate entire cases instantly.
Drag-and-drop rubrics
Reorder and organize your rubrics naturally by dragging them.
Added Multiple Repertorizations
Added Multiple Repertorizations to the Analysis section.
New AI Features
Our AI can now analyze notes and images to suggest rubrics.
Expanded Materia Medica Library
Added 50 new remedies to the Materia Medica.
UI Refresh
The user interface has been updated for a cleaner look.
Case Management improvements
You can now export your cases to PDF.
Periodic Table Added
Explore remedies through the new interactive periodic table.