AURA HomeoAI
AI-powered clinical decision support for homeopaths.
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AURA HomeoAI - AI-powered clinical decision support for homeopaths.

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An open-source, local-first clinical assistant for homeopaths. AuraHomeoAI uses private LLMs to automate complex case repertorization, map patient symptoms to remedies, and extract clinical rubrics from voice dictation and images—100% offline.

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Hi Product Hunt community! 👋 I’m thrilled to introduce **AuraHomeoAI** to the world today! As both a developer and someone deeply interested in clinical workflows, I noticed a massive gap in the market: traditional case analysis tools are rigid and manual, while modern AI alternatives compromise patient data privacy by shipping everything to the cloud. I built AuraHomeoAI to give practitioners the absolute best of both worlds—**cutting-edge agentic AI reasoning built entirely on a local-first, zero-cloud architecture.** ### 🛠️ The Tech Stack & Core Features: * **100% Offline AI:** Powered entirely by local LLMs via Ollama. Patient data never leaves the practitioner's machine. * **Agentic Case Repertorization:** Uses an 8-cycle ReAct (Reasoning + Acting) synthesis loop to analyze complex, unstructured patient narratives rather than simple keyword matching. * **Multimodal Inputs:** Built-in support to extract clinical rubrics from voice dictation during live consultations, as well as computer vision for analyzing physical signs/skin lesions. * **Open Source:** Designed to be lightweight, customizable, and accessible to practitioners worldwide. ### 💬 I'd love your feedback! Whether you are a healthcare practitioner, an AI enthusiast, or a open-source developer, I would love to hear your thoughts: 1. How does the UI feel for a fast-paced clinical workflow? 2. If you spin it up locally, how is the inference speed and performance of the ReAct loop on your specific hardware setup? 3. What features or model integrations should we prioritize next? I'll be here all day answering your questions, technical queries, and chatting in the comments. Thank you so much for your support! 🚀

One thing that would really help is a quick-reference Materia Medica sidebar that pops up as you add each remedy to the case analysis. Having the keynotes and differentiating symptoms right there alongside the repertorization chart would save so much back-and-forth, especially when you're juggling long case-taking sessions and need to confirm your remedy choice on the fly.

Finally tried AuraHomeoAI this week and the offline repertorization from voice notes works surprisingly well, even on my beat-up laptop. The privacy angle alone makes it worth bookmarking for sensitive casework.