Clinical intelligence, for physicians

Medicine, with evidence.

AI-assisted clinical search, drug references, guidelines and calculators.
Built for doctors in India.

Evidence-backed answersIndian drug contextConnected guidanceYour clinical judgment

The whole picture.
Connected by evidence.

Research, guidelines, and drug knowledge.
Brought together for the way you practice.

A connected toolkit.
A little more headspace.

From the first question to the next decision.
The essentials, all in House.

Drug intelligence

Browse generic drug references, available interactions, and Indian brand context, with sources to inspect.

Clinical guidelines

Find your way through national and international guidance. Clear summaries, with the source always within reach.

Clinical calculators

The scores you reach for, right where you need them. Purpose-built calculators for everyday clinical decisions.

Intelligence that
shows its working.

Good medicine asks good questions.
Your tools should welcome them.

How House works

Follow the evidence.

References belong beside the answer. Open the source, understand the context, and decide for yourself.

Make it relevant.

Global knowledge, with room for local reality. Indian brands and national guidance are part of the picture.

Keep the physician at the centre.

House supports your thinking. The patient, the context, and the clinical decision stay with you.

Good questions.

What is House?

House is a clinical intelligence platform for physicians. It brings together AI-assisted clinical search, drug information, guidelines, and calculators, with references you can follow back to the source.

Who is House built for?

House is built for doctors, with particular attention to Indian clinical practice, including Indian drug brands and national guidance alongside international sources.

Can I check the sources behind an answer?

Yes. House attaches references to its clinical answers so you can inspect the supporting evidence and bring your own judgment to the decision. AI can make mistakes; always review the source and the patient’s context.

How do I get started?

Create a House account to start asking clinical questions. You can also explore the public guidelines and calculators directly from this page.

Your next question.
Start with House.

Bring your curiosity.
We’ll help you find the evidence.

Ask House