Best homeopathy software (2026): ten products, scored

How this list is scored

Published by EzHomeo. We make one of the products compared.

Each product is scored 0 to 2 on the same 8 criteria, using only that vendor’s own public pages read on 14 October 2026. A criterion a vendor does not document is marked n/s(not stated) and earns no points. A 0 appears only where the pages document that the capability is missing. Maximum score: 16.

How the order follows: products are ordered by verified points, highest first. Ties go to the product with fewer not-stated criteria, because more of its score is documented; remaining ties are alphabetical. EzHomeo scores 16 of 16 and Similia 14. Even if every not-stated criterion of another product were later documented at full marks, none could exceed 15.

Test EzHomeo against this checklist on a representative consultation.

Scores at a glance

The ranked list

1. #1EzHomeoVoice-first capture of Indian-language consultations

   16 of 16 points.

   Limitation: The full workflow needs an internet connection; no installed desktop or offline mode is documented.

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: 2 of 2

   Practitioner-started recording with automatic transcription and speaker separation.

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: 2 of 2

   Rubrics are shown before repertorisation and can be added, removed, pinned or reweighted.

   Indian-language case input: 2 of 2

   Mixed-language speech is transcribed; the features page shows Marathi, Gujarati and Assamese examples.

   Repertory coverage: 2 of 2

   Seven repertories: Kent, Synthesis, Complete, Murphy, Repertorium Publicum, Phatak and Boericke.

   Case records and report: 2 of 2

   Auto-generated case sheet and patient management with searchable consultation history.

   Platform reach: 2 of 2

   Cloud web app used from mobile, laptop and desktop browsers, plus a free Android app (practitioners page, privacy policy).

   Pricing and free start: 2 of 2

   ₹999/month and ₹29,999 one-time are published; 10 consultation credits free, no card.

   Institutional and teaching features: 2 of 2

   Ghost Mode teaching and OPD/IPD reporting are described on the institutions page.

2. #2SimiliaA choice of live-audio or typed-notes capture

   14 of 16 points.

   Limitation: Live audio and AI analysis need the paid Pro plan, which costs more than the entry price once a premium repertory is added.

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: 2 of 2

   Live Audio Mode transcribes consultations in real time (Pro).

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: 2 of 2

   Notes-to-Rubrics (Pro) proposes rubrics from notes; the practitioner adds rubrics to the case and weights them as normal, prominent or keynote.

   Indian-language case input: 1 of 2

   Interface in 16 languages including Hindi and Bengali; transcription languages are not stated.

   Repertory coverage: 2 of 2

   Seven classical repertories on Free; Murphy, Complete 2026, Suggesta and Saine editions on paid plans.

   Case records and report: 2 of 2

   Patient records, prescriptions and follow-up timeline; cases export as PDF.

   Platform reach: 2 of 2

   Browser app plus an installable app (add to home screen or desktop) with an offline mode in beta on Pro.

   Pricing and free start: 2 of 2

   Free forever tier; Pro from ₹499 to ₹1,499 a month by repertory edition, with a two-week free trial.

   Institutional and teaching features: 1 of 2

   A students page offers the free tier (3 new cases and 3 analyses a month) for coursework; no teaching-supervision feature is stated.

   Read the full EzHomeo vs Similia comparison

3. #3Homeo AIThe broadest proposed outputs, including potency and dosage

   13 of 16 points.

   Limitation: Its privacy and terms pages still show generic text rather than policy wording (checked 14 October 2026).

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: 1 of 2

   Case intake takes a recorded patient conversation that is dropped in; live in-product transcription is not described.

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: 2 of 2

   Each remedy shows its rubric and materia medica source; the home page describes refining rubrics in a conversation and the app sign-in page says doctors “organize selected rubrics”.

   Indian-language case input: 1 of 2

   Natural-language case taking in English, Hindi and “major international languages”; other Indian languages are not named.

   Repertory coverage: 2 of 2

   Names Kent, Murphy, Phatak, Choudhary, Clarke and Boericke, and claims “50+” repertories.

   Case records and report: 2 of 2

   Auto-synced case notes and a case manager; Premium adds case exports.

   Platform reach: 2 of 2

   A web app (chat.homeo-ai.com sign-up, “3 days free”) and an Android app (APK, version 1.1) are both documented.

   Pricing and free start: 2 of 2

   Starter ₹19,990/year and Premium ₹29,990/year (₹1,999 and ₹2,999 a month); 3-day first-time trial without a card.

   Institutional and teaching features: 1 of 2

   Enterprise plan with team management on request; students are named among intended users.

   Read the full EzHomeo vs Homeo AI comparison

4. #4CuraSimThe deepest classical-repertory shelf

   12 of 16 points.

   Limitation: Cases are typed or dictated; live consultation transcription is not stated.

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: 1 of 2

   CuraSim’s comparison page says the case is described “typed or dictated”; live transcription is not stated.

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: 2 of 2

   AI proposes Kent rubrics; each can be added, removed or marked more important, and remedies trace to their rubrics.

   Indian-language case input: 1 of 2

   Interface in ten Indian languages; case-input languages are not stated, and the language count differs between pages (19 vs “12+”).

   Repertory coverage: 2 of 2

   Thirteen classical repertories are named on its comparison page, plus a derived Nosodes repertory.

   Case records and report: 2 of 2

   Patient records, prescriptions, bills and certificates sit in the same workspace.

   Platform reach: 1 of 2

   Runs in the browser on laptop, tablet or phone; no installed app is stated.

   Pricing and free start: 2 of 2

   Practitioner plan ₹200/month inclusive of taxes with a 3-month free trial; a free Student plan.

   Institutional and teaching features: 1 of 2

   Institutional and academic pricing, a Student plan and staff permissions; no teaching-supervision feature is stated.

   Read the full EzHomeo vs CuraSim comparison

5. #5CuranturBundled teleconsultation and e-prescription with voice input

   11 of 16 points, 1 criteria not stated.

   Limitation: Repertory editions are not named on its public pages.

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: 2 of 2

   Voice-enabled case input with instant transcription and analysis.

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: 1 of 2

   AI repertorisation trained on 2 lakh+ rubrics; rubric editing is not documented.

   Indian-language case input: 2 of 2

   Voice case input in “major Indian languages”; individual languages are not named.

   Repertory coverage: not stated

   Only “leading modern repertories” and a rubric count are stated; no repertory is named.

   Case records and report: 2 of 2

   Patient management, e-prescription and case sharing.

   Platform reach: 1 of 2

   Cloud software with multi-device use.

   Pricing and free start: 2 of 2

   Basic ₹999, Premium ₹1,499 and Pro ₹2,499 a month are published; 3-day free trial.

   Institutional and teaching features: 1 of 2

   A ₹599/month Student plan.

   Read the full EzHomeo vs Curantur comparison

6. #6RadarOpusA large installed reference library: 80+ repertories listed, including Synthesis

   8 of 16 points, 3 criteria not stated.

   Limitation: AI, voice capture and Indian-language input are not described on the home page; its Free AI Module is listed without detail.

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: not stated

   Voice or audio capture is not mentioned.

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: not stated

   A “Free AI Module” is listed on the home page without a description of what it does.

   Indian-language case input: not stated

   The home page’s multilingual panel names 14 menu and system languages (English, Deutsch, Bulgarca, Español, Français, Italiano, Pinyin, Nihongo, Nederlands, Português, Romaneste, Pусский, Türkçe, Polski) and 12 document languages, none Indian; interface and document languages do not state which languages case input supports.

   Repertory coverage: 2 of 2

   “More than 80 repertories” are listed, including Synthesis and others by Sherr, Boenninghausen and Murphy; which are included depends on the package.

   Case records and report: 1 of 2

   A patient-management module is listed.

   Platform reach: 2 of 2

   Installed desktop software plus the Opus Go mobile app.

   Pricing and free start: 2 of 2

   Rental from €6 to €45 a month (excluding tax) is published; a free demo is offered.

   Institutional and teaching features: 1 of 2

   Reduced education prices for students, young people and teachers.

7. #7HomeoNetixPublished EMR pricing with AI miasm analysis

   7 of 16 points, 2 criteria not stated. Level on points with Complete Dynamics, Hompath Zomeo; ordered by fewer not-stated criteria, then alphabetically.

   Limitation: Voice capture and transcription languages are not stated; case entry appears to be typed.

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: not stated

   Voice or audio capture is not mentioned on the checked pages.

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: 1 of 2

   AI case and miasm analysis gives ranked remedies with written reasoning; rubric editing is not documented.

   Indian-language case input: not stated

   Transcription and case-input languages are not mentioned.

   Repertory coverage: 1 of 2

   Four repertories named: Kent, Knerr, Boger (Boenninghausen) and Boericke.

   Case records and report: 2 of 2

   Patient records, digital prescriptions, billing and receipts, lab results.

   Platform reach: 1 of 2

   Web EMR with sign-in; no installed or mobile app is stated.

   Pricing and free start: 1 of 2

   Annual plans from ₹6,699 plus 18% GST are published; there is a free demo but no free tier.

   Institutional and teaching features: 1 of 2

   Poly Clinic plan with multiple doctors, staff accounts and branches.

8. #8Complete DynamicsThe Complete Repertory on every platform, from a low monthly fee

   7 of 16 points, 3 criteria not stated. Level on points with HomeoNetix, Hompath Zomeo; ordered by fewer not-stated criteria, then alphabetically.

   Limitation: AI features, voice capture and Indian-language input are not mentioned on the pages checked.

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: not stated

   Voice or audio capture is not mentioned.

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: not stated

   AI features are not mentioned; the Practitioner Edition lists an analysis module.

   Indian-language case input: not stated

   Case-input languages are not mentioned.

   Repertory coverage: 1 of 2

   The Complete Repertory (free in the Browser Edition); the veterinary edition adds other repertories.

   Case records and report: 1 of 2

   The Practitioner Edition adds a case-management module.

   Platform reach: 2 of 2

   Downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.

   Pricing and free start: 2 of 2

   Subscriptions “from € 8 per month”; the Complete Repertory is free in the Browser Edition.

   Institutional and teaching features: 1 of 2

   A reduced-price Student Edition.

9. #9Hompath ZomeoA large installed repertory library (42 repertories listed)

   7 of 16 points, 4 criteria not stated. Level on points with HomeoNetix, Complete Dynamics; ordered by fewer not-stated criteria, then alphabetically.

   Limitation: Installed, USB-key desktop software; AI, voice capture and Indian-language case input are not described on the pages checked.

   Evidence for each criterion

   Consultation capture: not stated

   Voice or audio capture is not mentioned (a text-to-speech listening feature is).

   AI analysis with editable rubrics: not stated

   Built-in expert systems are listed; AI analysis is not described.

   Indian-language case input: not stated

   The software is listed in English, Spanish, German, Portuguese and French, none Indian; that is a software-language list and does not state which languages case input supports.

   Repertory coverage: 2 of 2

   42 repertories including Complete Repertory 2022.

   Case records and report: 1 of 2

   EMR and a patient dashboard come with the bundled DocSolution online clinic.

   Platform reach: 2 of 2

   Installed on Windows or macOS (USB port required), plus the DocSolution online clinic website.

   Pricing and free start: 2 of 2

   ₹45,000 (₹53,100 with GST) is listed and a free trial is offered.

   Institutional and teaching features: not stated

   Institutional editions were not described on the pages checked.

   Read the full EzHomeo vs Hompath Zomeo comparison

10. #10SimilixCitation-traceable materia medica research

    3 of 16 points, 5 criteria not stated.

    Limitation: A literature-search and records tool, not a consultation-capture or repertorisation workflow.

    Evidence for each criterion

    Consultation capture: not stated

    Voice or audio capture is not mentioned.

    AI analysis with editable rubrics: 1 of 2

    Symptom search ranks remedies and shows cited source passages; AI case analysis and rubric editing are not described.

    Indian-language case input: not stated

    Case-input languages are not mentioned.

    Repertory coverage: not stated

    Seven “classical source sets” are named only as materia medica and repertory texts, without a list.

    Case records and report: 1 of 2

    Patient records with an MRN and a chronological case history.

    Platform reach: 1 of 2

    Web workspace.

    Pricing and free start: not stated

    The plans page says Clinical membership “removes the search allowance” but shows no prices and does not say whether an allowance is free; plan details need a sign-in.

    Institutional and teaching features: not stated

    Institutional features are not mentioned.

    Read the full EzHomeo vs Similix comparison

Product names are trademarks of their respective owners, used here only to identify the products compared.

Considered but not ranked

HomeoGPT’s public site offered only a waitlist and carried a 2023 copyright line on 14 October 2026; see the HomeoGPT comparison. RXI Clinical OS sells a founding-cohort plan by demo only, and Clinicea is general clinic software rather than a homeopathy repertory product, so neither was scored against a repertorisation checklist.

Related reading

See the full dated comparisons for CuraSim, Homeo AI and the full resource centre, or use the software evaluation checklist for a product-neutral worksheet.