In early development · Built with clinicians in Ghana
You make the call.Terralis holds the rest.
Clinical intelligence for doctors and pharmacists. It holds the knowledge — interactions, allergies, doses — and shows what matters for the patient in front of you.
Checked for Akosua, 54 · on warfarin · high blood pressure
- Serious interactionTaken together, these raise the risk of serious bleeding.
- To considerParacetamol for pain instead — check INR if used regularly.
- Tell herWatch for unusual bruising, bleeding gums or black stools.
Source shown with every result. You make the call.
01 / 05 · a normal morning
Next patient.
A completely different story.
Every patient asks a different question. You listen, remember what matters, connect it to this person, decide, explain — and then the door opens again.
The problem isn't knowing too little. It's too much resting on one person's memory.
Part 2 ·You were never meant to remember all of thisAkosua, 54
Next patient · 09:02
You have to remember
Which painkiller is safe with her blood thinner?
Every answer, checked against this patient.
Terralis doesn't just look up a medicine. It looks at the person taking it.
Part 3 ·What does this medicine mean for this patient?Interactions
Against everything they already take
Akosua, 54 · on warfarin
- Warfarin + ibuprofen: higher risk of serious bleeding
- Warfarin + fluconazole: INR can rise sharply
- Clarithromycin + simvastatin: don't combine
You don't need to remember everything.
Terralis holds the drug knowledge, interactions, doses and guidelines — and brings the parts that matter forward.
Interactions
Warfarin + ibuprofen
Bleeding risk
Patient history
On warfarin
For three years
Guidelines
Avoid NSAIDs
With blood thinners
Dosing
Paracetamol 1 g
Adult dose · she's 68 kg
Counselling
Bleeding signs
What to tell her
Akosua, 54 · back pain
Two ways to use it.
The same intelligence underneath. Use it when you have a question, or let it appear inside the work.
Look up any medicine, in seconds.
Search one medicine, or several together. Get a clear answer, checked for your patient, in plain language.
- Plain language
- Checked for this patient
- Source on every answer
You check
Warfarin + ibuprofen
For Akosua, 54
Answered
in seconds
You see
Can cause serious bleeding
Paracetamol is the safer painkiller
Or let it come to you.
As you dispense, prescribe or chart, the patient is already in front of you. History, allergies and what matters show up with the work — not in another window.
You dispense
Amoxicillin 500 mg
Kwame, 41
Checked
as you scan
It shows
He's allergic to penicillin
Amoxicillin is a penicillin
No extra step
Checks run as you prescribe, dispense or chart — not in another window.
History already there
Allergies, conditions and current medicines follow the patient.
Overrides, recorded
Go ahead anyway, with a reason. It's kept for the record.
Healthcare softwareshould do morethan record care.
Most systems help you document what happened. Terralis is being built to help you think through what happens next.
It brings the patient, their medications, history and relevant clinical knowledge together — then surfaces what matters at the moment a decision needs to be made.
Not another layer on top of your workflow.A different kind of system underneath it.
Part 1 ·Healthcare changed. Its software didn't.Mr Mensah, 71
One patient. One picture.
Medicines
Metformin 1 g twice a day, and five others
Kidneys
eGFR 38 — down from 52 in March
Here for
Burning when passing urine
What matters now
His kidneys have slowed. Nitrofurantoin is usually avoided at this level — and his metformin should come down to 1 g a day.
The thinking behind Terralis · 4 short notes · 8 min
The system holds the knowledge.The professional makes the decision.
Terralis never diagnoses or decides — it shows what matters, and where it came from. Here's the argument, one step at a time.
Start with part 1- 1Healthcare changed. Its software didn't.Patients outgrew the systems built to record them.2 min read
- 2You were never meant to remember all of thisMemory is not a safety strategy.2 min read
- 3What does this medicine mean for this patient?One medicine, four patients, four answers.2 min read
- 4The system holds the knowledge. You make the call.What a system should do — and never do.2 min read