CliniPeds
Weight-based drug dosing, emergency references, and bedside calculators — built for doctors, nurses, and pharmacists caring for children. Enter the child's weight once; every dose in the app is calculated for that child.
Free during early access · No ads · No tracking · Works fully offline once signed in
One patient bar — weight, age, height — shared across every screen. Type it once; every calculator and monograph uses it.
Pick the indication and get the per-dose amount, frequency, and what to actually dispense — mL of a named syrup strength or tablet count. Full dose ranges, never just the low end, with max-dose caps applied and flagged.
Every dose shows its arithmetic — "12 kg × 20 mg/kg = 240 mg/day" — generated from the same numbers as the result. Weight-, BSA-, age- and fixed-dose rules, with per-dose vs per-day semantics handled correctly.
Structured dosing for Indian and US pediatric practice, never blended — switch region per drug, with Indian brand names and strengths (1,529 brand records) searchable.
Always one tap away and free without sign-in: 16 weight-based PALS-aligned resuscitation doses, defibrillation joules, APLS/Broselow weight estimation, ETT and equipment sizing, and normal vitals by age with the patient's band highlighted.
Dilution plus weight-based dose to pump mL/hr, including mcg/kg/min. Guided preparation steps check your concentration against the drug's own maximum-concentration ceiling.
Holliday-Segar maintenance fluids with the 4-2-1 rule, bolus and dehydration-deficit math, and bedside Schwartz eGFR with renal-adjustment links from flagged monographs.
Collect a visit's prescriptions and share them together as clean prescription lines. Lines flag themselves as stale if the dose changes, and monograph interaction texts are shown side by side for review.
ISMP-derived high-alert medications (66 drugs) hide dosing behind an explicit acknowledgement — mirroring ward double-check practice, so the pause is built in.
Every drug, every dose, every calculator works offline — in the OPD basement or the transport ambulance. Dataset updates arrive silently; no app-store update needed.
Fuzzy search across names, aliases, brands, classes, and uses — results show why they matched. Favorites, recents, and a browse-by-class directory.
IAP (India) and CDC (US) childhood immunization timetables as a timeline, with the patient's current age band marked.
50 pediatric chemotherapy protocols with BSA-based doses computed for the child in front of you, the arithmetic always visible, dated treatment timelines, and a review-then-share PDF order sheet. Access is invitation-gated while the clinician sign-off campaign completes.
Light, dark, and system themes. Master-detail layout on tablets and desktop. Patient data never leaves the device — it is held in memory and erased when the app closes.
Dosing content is curated for Indian and US pediatric practice and held to hard, automated safety gates before it can ever reach the app. No blending across regions, no AI-generated doses.
Data cannot ship unless it passes schema validation, dose-cadence lints, numeric sanity ranges, ISMP high-alert cross-checks, and completeness checks.
A full validation campaign reviewed every monograph, end to end: zero wrong dose values found across all 877 monographs. Remaining flags are completeness gaps, tracked openly — not wrong numbers.
Doses are computed by tested, deterministic code from structured rules — never generated by a language model at the bedside. Values that could not be structured safely are shown as written guidance, not guessed.
CliniPeds is in free early access on the web today. Here is where it is heading — India first, then wider.
No AI-generated doses. No automated drug-interaction verdicts. No patient records or multi-patient storage. No ads, no pharma sponsorship, no tracking. CliniPeds advises — the clinician decides.
For healthcare professionals only. CliniPeds is a clinical decision support tool. It supports — never replaces — clinical judgement, local protocols, and current product information. Verify every dose against a second source before prescribing or administering. It is not intended for use by patients or caregivers.