AI prescription copilot: prescribe faster, safer

It proposes a full prescription from the diagnosis and what Clyno already knows about the patient — the medicine, the dose, how often and for how many days. The medicines come from a real catalogue, not from the AI's imagination. You read it, change what you want, and only then does it become the prescription.

As you build the prescription, Clyno checks it against the patient's recorded allergies, the medicines they are already on, their age and weight, and their chronic conditions. It shows warnings for allergy conflicts, drug interactions, duplicate therapy and dose problems. This check runs even for a doctor who has switched the rest of the AI off. It is advisory — you decide.

Yes. Type it in as free text and prescribe it. Clyno will not stop you prescribing what you judge to be right.

Yes — a PDF on your own clinic letterhead, with the medicines, the advice and the follow-up date. Print it, or send it to the patient on WhatsApp. Medicine names, frequency and duration can print in the patient's language alongside English.

Only if your pharmacy uses Clyno Pharmacy. In that case, as you type each medicine you see an in-stock or out-of-stock badge under it, so you can change the brand before the patient walks to the counter. One tap sends the finished prescription to the pharmacy's billing screen.

It works with voice. Dictate the medicines and they appear in a review tray for you to accept, or let the AI scribe pick them up from the conversation. You can also just type, with the suggestions there if you want them.