Question 1

What is a homeopathy repertory app for practitioners?

Accepted Answer

It is a mobile-capable repertory you can use in clinic: searchable chapters and grades, materia medica next to the analysis, and a case record that syncs to the desktop. Similia installs as a progressive web app on Android, iPhone, and desktop from one account. It is not a consumer first-aid remedy picker.

Question 2

Is there a free homeopathy app with a real repertory?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Similia's free plan includes seven classical repertories, 21 classic materia medica books, AI semantic search, and basic case management capped at 3 new cases and 3 analyses per month. The AI toolkit (Notes-to-Rubric, case analysis, live audio transcription, photo analysis) and unlimited cases are Pro.

Question 3

Do I need the App Store or a .dmg?

Accepted Answer

No. Add Similia to the home screen from the browser — the same workspace as the desktop. Companion apps from desktop suites usually extend an existing paid licence and cover reference plus light case access rather than the full desktop feature set.

Question 4

Can I do serious repertorisation on a phone?

Accepted Answer

Lookup, case taking, and follow-up notes work well on a phone — especially with live audio on Pro. Full analysis of a complex chronic case is more comfortable on a laptop for screen area. The workflow that wins is capture on the phone, analyse on the desktop, same case in both places.

Question 5

How is this different from a first-aid homeopathy app?

Accepted Answer

First-aid apps map a short symptom list to a household remedy. A practitioner repertory app shows rubrics, grades, and sources so you can build a totality. If you wanted a category roundup of mobile tools, see our best homeopathy apps 2026 article — this page is the product landing for Similia as a repertory app.

Question 6

Does the homeopathy repertory app work offline?

Accepted Answer

Genuinely offline-first repertory databases are rare. Similia caches the interface and recent content as a PWA, so brief gaps are survivable, but a full repertorisation session generally wants a connection. If you regularly work with no signal, a native desktop suite still has the edge there.

Dimension	Consumer first-aid apps	Desktop companion apps	Similia PWA
Audience	Household / acute self-care	Practitioners already paying for a desktop suite	Students and practitioners; no desktop licence required
Repertory	None, or a short symptom-to-remedy list	Subset of the licensed desktop library	7 classical on Free; premium repertories on Pro
Search	Keyword or decision-tree quiz	Usually keyword; confirm with the vendor	AI semantic search (Free)
Cases	None	Light access to the desktop file	Cloud-synced; 3 new + 3 analyses/month on Free
Install	App Store / Play Store	Store app tied to a desktop licence	Browser PWA — Android, iPhone, desktop
AI toolkit	None	Rare; suite-specific add-ons	Notes-to-Rubric, analysis, live audio, photo (Pro)
Best for	A home kit, not a clinic	Practices already inside one desktop ecosystem	Capture on the phone, analyse on any screen, one login

Homeopathy Repertory App

A homeopathy app built for repertorisation

Repertory on the phone

Capture in the room

Same account as the desktop

What belongs on a practitioner home screen

Rubrics you can defend

Materia medica next to the analysis

Cases that sync

Consumer first-aid quizzes

Homeopathy app types vs Similia

Frequently Asked Questions

Put the repertory on your home screen

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