The guidelines, at the bedside.
Enter the vitals, bloods, ECG, X-ray or CTG — typed or photographed. Doc as my POC flags what's abnormal and gives you a ranked differential and a treatment plan from South Africa's national guidelines, with the section and page to check.
For registered health professionals. Supports your clinical judgement; doesn't replace it.
- HR
- 104
- BP
- 92/60
- RR
- 22
- SpO₂
- 95%
- Aspirin 150 mg chewed now, then 150 mg daily
- Streptokinase 1.5 million units IV over 30–60 min
- Avoid nitrates Right ventricular infarct with low BP
Free medicine search
Register and search every medicine on the Essential Medicines List, with doses, routes and level of care. It works offline.
With a subscription
The guideline library, and cases: abnormal results are flagged as you type and matched to the guideline sections that apply, with doses. Link your own Claude account and the findings and images are read together for a ranked differential and plan, usually for under R1 a case.
Bedside tools that work offline: CPR coach, blood gas, lumbar puncture, paracetamol overdose, ventilator set-up, burns, paediatric fluids, neonatal jaundice, PHQ-9 and SAD PERSONS. And 5 guideline-based questions a day.
The guideline library
Every section of the Primary Healthcare, Adult Hospital and Paediatric Standard Treatment Guidelines, and the national Maternal and Perinatal Care, HIV (2026) and TB guidelines, word for word. Each entry gives its book, section and page, and the library is checked against every new edition and update.
Question bank
Single-best-answer questions written from the South African guidelines, each with an explanation and the section it comes from. Subscribers get 5 a day; the full bank, as many as you like, is R499 for 12 months, with or without a subscription.
- Register with your HPCSA details. The medicine search opens straight away.
- Subscribe for R600 billed once-off annually (R50 a month) for the case tools and guideline library.
- Open a case and add what you have.
Install the Doc as my POC app
Opens full-screen from your home screen and keeps working offline for case entry, guideline matching and the library.
On iPhone or iPad: tap the Share button in Safari, then Add to Home Screen.