For Ayurvedic Practitioners

Every feature of MyDosha, explained

A full practitioner workspace for Ayurveda: AI patient intake, 19-section patient profile, Ashtavidha Pariksha charting, chikitsa plan builder with classical formulary, photos, analytics, patient portal, and more.

The AI Dossier

19 sections. One complete clinical picture.

Generated automatically from the patient’s intake and structured for clinical use — not consumer wellness. The dossier is organised into seven clinical groups.

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Group 1 — Constitution & State

Prakriti & Vikriti

Vata-Pitta-Kapha percentages with dominant and secondary constitution, paired with a vikriti snapshot that maps the current imbalance against the baseline. Each observation is framed as self-reported, never as diagnosis.

  • Prakriti breakdown with key physical indicators
  • Vikriti — aggravated doshas and samprapti hypothesis
  • Dual-dosha constitutions flagged and explained
  • Gap analysis: constitution vs. current state
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Group 2 — Metabolic

Agni, Ama & Koshta

Digestive fire (sama / vishama / tikshna / manda agni) inferred from diet, meal timing, and digestive symptoms. Ama indicators flagged explicitly. Koshta (bowel tendency) assessed from reported frequency and consistency.

  • Agni type with reasoning
  • Ama indicators listed if present
  • Koshta assessment (krura / sama / mrudu)
  • Dietary factors affecting digestive fire
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Group 3 — Channels

Srotas & Manas Prakriti

The patient’s self-reported symptoms are organised into the srotas (body channels) they point toward examining. The manas-prakriti section reorganises lifestyle cues the patient described (sleep, stress responses, stated goals) into a sattva / rajas / tamas leaning — a self-report observation, not a clinical inference. The practitioner’s examination is always the authoritative reading.

  • Primary affected srotas identified
  • Sroto-dushti type suggested
  • Dominant guna inferred from lifestyle patterns
  • Communication style cues for treatment adherence
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Group 4 — Reference libraries

Classical references & formulary, on hand

The dossier surfaces curated classical citations (Charaka, Sushruta, Ashtanga Hridayam, Bhavaprakasha, Sharangadhara) topically relevant to the patient’s self-report, and the formulary picker gives one-click access to 32 classical formulations — with traditional indications, dosage ranges and source references — for the practitioner to consult. MyDosha is a reference tool: it does not screen for drug interactions, raise red flags, or recommend treatment for a specific patient. Intended use →

  • Topically relevant classical references
  • 32-formulation curated formulary, searchable
  • Static herb-drug pairs reference (textbook-style; not patient-screened)
  • Sanskrit terminology preserved throughout
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Group 5 — Consultation

Agenda & Patient Priorities

A practical agenda for the appointment: what to confirm physically, what to explore in more depth, where self-report and AI assessment diverge, and what the patient themselves says matters most.

  • Patient’s stated priorities in their own words
  • Clinical questions to explore
  • Divergence between self-report and AI pattern
  • Suggested examination focus areas
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Group 6 — Practitioner note fields

Aushadha, Ahara, Vihara, Panchakarma

Structured note fields the practitioner fills in — not AI-generated content. The Plan tab gives you four labelled boxes for Aushadha (formulations), Ahara (diet), Vihara (lifestyle / dinacharya) and Panchakarma, plus a follow-up date and free notes. The formulary picker inserts entries by name; the practitioner writes what to actually prescribe. The dossier’s self-report sections give context, the practitioner’s clinical judgment writes the plan.

  • Aushadha — the practitioner’s formulation list
  • Ahara — the practitioner’s dietary guidance
  • Vihara — the practitioner’s lifestyle & dinacharya notes
  • Panchakarma — the practitioner’s therapy plan
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Group 7 — Summary

30-Second Clinical Snapshot

A one-paragraph brief at the top of every dossier for rapid review. Combines name, age, dominant prakriti, chief complaint, and the most significant vikriti findings — designed to be read in the 30 seconds before the patient walks in. Reorganises self-report only.

  • One-paragraph brief for rapid review
  • Key self-reported items surfaced at top level for the practitioner’s attention
  • Language and cultural context noted where relevant
  • Ideal for busy clinics with back-to-back appointments

From sign-up to consultation-ready in one afternoon

Self-serve onboarding. No sales call required. Your trial portal opens the moment you submit the signup form.

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Sign up — instantly

Name, practice, email. Your portal opens pre-loaded with two demo patients — no credit card, no setup call.

2

Send the intake link

Share your branded link by email, WhatsApp or SMS. Works on any device. No app or account for the patient.

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AI builds the dossier

Claude Sonnet generates the full 19-section dossier from a 25-turn conversation. Typically under 90 seconds.

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Consult from the portal

Dossier, exam, plan, photos, analytics — all in one workspace. Email the care plan with one click.

The Practitioner Portal

A practitioner workspace that speaks Ayurveda.

Every patient opens to an eight-tab workspace: Overview, Dossier, Intake Briefing, Intake Data, Exam, Plan, Photos, Chat. Everything you need, nothing you don’t.

Overview & Ritu

Dosha, season, complaint — at a glance

Patient landing view opens with the current Ayurvedic season (one of six ritus) and its dietary recommendations, followed by editable Prakriti and Vikriti sliders and a four-card self-report summary (chief complaint, agni, ama, manas).

  • Ritu banner — seasonal diet & lifestyle cues
  • Editable Prakriti / Vikriti sliders (auto-save)
  • Five clinical summary cards on one screen
  • Ashtavidha snapshot from latest exam
Ritu: Vasanta (spring) — favour bitter, astringent, pungent
Kapha season
Prakriti
V 48 · P 32 · K 20
Vikriti
V 30 · P 55 · K 15
Chief complaint — chronic acid reflux, irritability
Ashtavidha Pariksha

Classical eight-fold exam — structured, auto-saved

A dedicated exam tab with fields for Nadi, Jihva, Netra, Sparsha, Akriti, Agni, Ama, Mala, Mutra and Manas — plus Vikriti sliders you can revise each visit. Every keystroke auto-saves with a debounce; visit history is preserved for longitudinal comparison.

  • All ten Ashtavidha fields in one tab
  • Vikriti V/P/K sliders per visit
  • Debounced auto-save — no “Save” button to hunt for
  • Stored as structured JSON for longitudinal tracking
Nadi: Vata-pradhana — thready, irregular; slow filling at madhyama
Jihva: coated white centrally; cracks at madhyama indicating Vata-Pitta
Agni: vishama — irregular appetite, variable digestion
Moderate
✓ Saved · 22 Apr 2026 at 09:41
Chikitsa Plan & Formulary

Classical structure. 32 classical formulations. One-click Rx.

Your care plan is structured as Aushadha, Ahara, Vihara and Panchakarma — not generic “treatment notes”. The formulary picker searches 32 classical preparations (churnas, vatis, guggulus, ghritas, tailas, kwathas, rasayanas, single herbs) with dosage, indications, dosha fit and classical references, one-click inserted into Aushadha. A printable prescription modal renders an Rx sheet with the ℞ symbol and your practice details.

  • 32 classical formulations with dosage & classical references
  • One-click insert into the Aushadha section
  • Printable Rx sheet with ℞ symbol + signature line
  • Follow-up date, status (Active / Monitoring / Discharged / Paused)
Aushadha · Hingvastaka Churna 3g BD a/f, Avipattikara Churna 3g HS
Ahara · warm, cooked, sweet-bitter-astringent rasas; avoid raw & fermented
Vihara · abhyanga morning; pranayama 10 min; sleep by 22:30
Panchakarma · Virechana considered, pending investigation
Hypothesis
Clinical Photos

Jihva, skin, posture — tracked over time

Upload tongue, skin, postural or any clinical photos directly from your device. Each photo carries a caption and timestamp, viewable in a lightbox, so you can compare progress side-by-side across a treatment course.

  • Drag-and-drop or file-select upload
  • Per-photo caption (e.g. “Jihva — day 0”)
  • Lightbox viewer for side-by-side comparison
  • Stored with the patient record, never exported without consent
📷 Jihva — day 0
Baseline
📷 Jihva — day 21
Mid-course
📷 Skin — day 0 (left forearm)
Baseline
📷 Skin — day 21 (left forearm)
Clearing
In-portal AI Chat

A reference chat with full patient context

Every patient page has a Chat tab. The reference assistant has full context on the patient you’re looking at — Prakriti, Vikriti, exam findings, current plan, chief complaint — so you can look up classical formulations, find passages from Charaka, Sushruta, Bhavaprakasha or Sharangadhara, or browse the curated formulary without leaving the record. Clinical decisions stay with you.

  • Patient-aware — no re-briefing required
  • Claude Sonnet, latest model
  • No data leaks — chats never leave your practice
  • Helpful for surfacing the right classical reference quickly
“What does the classical formulary list for Pitta-pradhana amlapitta? Show me the cooling preparations.”
The curated formulary lists Avipattikara Churna, Praval Pishti and Shatavari Kalpa as classically indicated for amlapitta. Praval Pishti — sheeta virya, madhura rasa — Bhavaprakasha Madhyama Khanda. Clinical selection and dosing remain with you.
Practice Analytics

See your whole practice at a glance

A dedicated analytics view aggregates every intake: dosha distribution, patient status, language mix, monthly intake volume, and top complaints. Useful for your own reflection, for annual reports, or for sharing outcomes with your lineage / school.

  • Dosha distribution across all patients
  • Patient status breakdown (Active / New / Monitoring / Discharged)
  • Monthly intake volume trend
  • Language and geography mix
Total patients
118
This month
14 new intakes
Dosha mix
V 34% · P 41% · K 25%
Active care plans
47
Patient Portal & Journal

Your patients have their own portal too

Every patient receives a magic-link portal where they can review their Prakriti, Vikriti, agni, and your care plan — and check in daily on energy, digestion, sleep and mood. A 14-day trend chart appears after two entries. No account, no app, no password to remember.

  • Magic-link access via email (no passwords)
  • Dosha tiles, care plan and clinical summary, readable
  • Daily 4-slider check-in (energy / digestion / sleep / mood)
  • 14-day trend chart once patterns emerge
Today’s check-in · Priya S.
Day 12
Energy 7 · Digestion 8 · Sleep 6 · Mood 7
“Better after yesterday’s abhyanga. Woke at 6.”
↑ 14-day trend: digestion +22%, sleep +15%
Workflow & Automations

Bulk import, one-click care-plan email, keyboard shortcuts

Moving from paper or another tool? Paste, drop a CSV/XLSX, or import unstructured text — Claude parses it into structured records. Send a care-plan email, follow-up reminder or patient-portal link with one button per patient. Cmd/Ctrl + K opens a global search across name, dosha and chief complaint.

  • Bulk patient import (CSV, XLSX, or unstructured text)
  • One-click care-plan email with your branding
  • Follow-up reminders and patient portal re-invite
  • Cmd/Ctrl + K command palette for fast navigation
⌨ Cmd + K · Search patients by name, dosha, complaint…
📤 Import · patients.csv (47 rows)
Parsed
✉️ Send care-plan email to Priya Sharma
Sent
🔗 Patient portal link resent to M. van der Berg
Active
GDPR, on demand

Your data, yours — with a one-click exit

The Account modal has a self-serve “Your Data” section. Export every patient record as a CSV spreadsheet — opens directly in Excel or Google Sheets. Or delete your entire practice with a phrase-confirmed button (you type “DELETE MY PRACTICE”). Every sensitive action is written to an append-only audit log.

  • CSV export: name, email, dosha scores, intake answers, care plan, dates — all 35 fields, instant download
  • Phrase-confirmed full practice deletion (irreversible, immediate)
  • Append-only audit log of all sensitive actions
  • EU SCC-compliant — DPA available on request — full GDPR detail →
⇩ Export patient data (CSV)
Instant download
⚠ Delete my practice — phrase confirmation required
📋 Audit log · last 30 days
14 events
📄 DPA available · SCC-covered transfers
Stock at the bench

Herb & formula inventory, in the portal.

A dispensary that knows what you have on hand. Track restocks, dispense to a patient with one click, and never finish a consultation wondering if you're out of Triphala Churna.

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Catalog

Every formulation, every herb — one searchable shelf

Maintain a per-clinic stock list. Each item carries its name, classical form (churna, vati, taila…), unit (g / ml / tablets / sachets), dosha affinity, supplier, and reorder threshold. The sidebar badge shows your low-stock count at a glance.

  • Status badges: in stock, low, out
  • Filter and sort across hundreds of items
  • Notes per item (sourcing, batch quality, contraindication reminders)
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Restock & dispense

One-click dispensing from the Plan tab

Inside a consultation, the Plan tab’s Dispensed field has an inline picker. Select an item, set the quantity, and stock is deducted — the textarea auto-fills with what you handed over. No double-entry, no spreadsheet beside the screen.

  • Restock with batch reference, supplier, cost-per-unit (optional)
  • Dispense links to the patient record
  • Stock can’t go negative — warnings before the threshold
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Audit ledger

Every movement is logged

Restock, dispense, and adjustment events form an append-only ledger per item. Open the History drawer to see who got what, when, with which batch — useful for clinic audits, supply traceability, and noticing patterns (e.g. one formulation flying off the shelf each spring).

  • 50 most recent transactions per item
  • Patient names denormalised for fast browsing
  • Adjustments require a note explaining the correction

Your patients speak their own language

The intake adapts to the patient’s language. The dossier is always delivered to you in English. Five languages — English, Dutch, Danish, German and European Portuguese — are fully live today; more can be enabled within roughly two weeks on request.

🇬🇧 English
🇩🇰 Danish
🇩🇪 German
🇳🇱 Dutch — on request
🇫🇷 French — on request
🇮🇹 Italian — on request
🇪🇸 Spanish — on request

Need a different language? Let us know — we can typically enable a new one within two weeks.

Why MyDosha

Paper intake vs MyDosha

Traditional intake forms collect data. MyDosha synthesises it — and gives you the workspace to act on it.

Feature Paper / PDF intake MyDosha
Patient experienceForm to fill in manuallyGuided AI conversation — adapts to answers
Dosha assessmentNone — practitioner scores manuallyAutomated Prakriti + Vikriti with reasoning
Self-report synthesisNone — raw data only~19-section dossier reorganising self-report; classical & formulary references
Ashtavidha Pariksha chartingHandwritten in notebookStructured tab, Vikriti sliders, auto-saved
Classical formularyMemorised or looked up in books32 formulations, one-click into Rx
Prescription outputHandwrittenPrintable Rx with ℞ symbol, signature line
Clinical photosIn a phone, separate from chartAttached to patient, with captions & lightbox
Patient self-trackingNoneDaily journal with 14-day trend chart
Practice analyticsManual spreadsheetBuilt-in dashboard across all intakes
Multilingual intakeUsually one languageEN, NL, DA, DE, PT live · more on request
GDPR export / deleteAd-hoc on requestSelf-serve, one click
Prep time saved per consultation~0 minutes20–30 minutes

Common questions

No. The dossier is derived entirely from patient self-report and is intended to support your clinical preparation — not replace your examination or diagnosis. Observations are marked as hypotheses, and the dossier explicitly states that your physical examination always supersedes it.
About 15–20 minutes. It runs in two conversational phases: 13 Prakriti–Vikriti questions scored deterministically (no AI), then roughly 12 AI-led lifestyle questions with adaptive probing. No account to create.
English, Dutch, Danish, German and European Portuguese are fully live today. The framework is built for multilingual scaling — French, Italian, Spanish and more can be enabled within roughly two weeks on request. The dossier is delivered in the patient's language; an English summary is also available.
No. Patients open your branded intake link and start talking. Later they access their personal portal and daily journal via secure magic links sent by email — no passwords, no apps.
Yes. Explicit consent is captured at intake, access is practitioner-controlled, and practitioners can export their patient records before unsubscribing or deleting their MyDosha workspace. MyDosha acts as processor for the intake workspace; the practitioner remains controller for statutory file-retention duties such as WGBO. See the Privacy Policy for full detail.
Sign up at /signup in under a minute — name, practice, email. Your portal opens instantly, pre-loaded with two demo patients so you can explore every tab. No credit card. No onboarding call. You have 14 days to decide whether to continue.
Yes. Paste your patient list, upload a CSV or XLSX, or drop in unstructured text — Claude parses it into structured records for one-pass review and commit.
Yes. The Plan tab includes a Chikitsa structure (Aushadha, Ahara, Vihara, Panchakarma) with a searchable formulary of 32 classical formulations — churnas, vatis, guggulus, ghritas, tailas, kwathas, rasayanas, single herbs. One click opens a printable prescription sheet with the ℞ symbol, your practice details, and a signature line.
Yes. There’s no minimum contract. You can cancel any time; your access continues until the end of the billing period. You can also export all your patient records as a CSV spreadsheet in one click, or delete your practice entirely — both self-serve from the Account modal.

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