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Feature updateJul 17, 2026Pro
Your own repertory additions
What your practice has confirmed belongs in your repertory — recorded with your reasoning, and counted in your analysis.
Add what your practice knows
Every repertory you can open accepts your own additions, from the same menu on any rubric row.
- Add an existing remedy to any rubric, at the grade you judge it deserves.
- Create a sub-rubric under an existing one, or a new top-level rubric.
- Record a cross-reference from one rubric to another.
- Write down why it belongs there, and the cases, provings or literature behind it.
- Attach up to five links as supporting evidence.
They sit alongside the official content
An addition is not a private annotation off to one side — it becomes part of the repertory you actually work in.
- Your remedies appear in the rubric among the official ones, marked as yours.
- Additions flow into repertorization and analysis like any other rubric content.
- A case keeps the exact revision of an addition it was analysed with, so finished work never shifts under you.
- Turn the tools off whenever you want the clean repertory back — your existing additions stay available.
Private, or credited to you
One choice covers every repertory, and you can change it whenever you like.
- Keep your additions private and they stay visible to you alone.
- Or share them, so repertory authors can draw on them when they update their repertories.
- A shared addition carries only the public contributor name or pseudonym you choose — your email is never exposed.
- Export everything you have written, at any time.
- Repertory additions are part of Similia Pro. Turn them on under Settings → My repertory additions.
