See what
matters.
Then decide.

Terralis is clinical intelligence for medication decisions. Drug knowledge, patient context, interactions, dosing and counselling — organised for the pharmacist or clinician in the room. A second brain. Not a replacement for yours.

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Terralis · medication review

Patient

Akosua M. — 54 · high blood pressure · on warfarin

Under review

Ibuprofen 400 mg tablets

In view · interaction

Warfarin and ibuprofen — serious bleeding risk

To consider

Alternative pain relief · avoid NSAIDs with warfarin

Relevant information, in context. You decide.

For pharmacists, hospitals & clinics

Built with healthcare professionals

The system holds the knowledge. You decide.

Two medicines in the basket that shouldn't be taken togetherThis dose is too high for how her kidneys are workingShe's pregnant — this medicine is the wrong oneAllergy on the record — this antibiotic would clashA controlled medicine — extra steps already in the saleWhat to tell the patient — ready before you hand it over

The knowledge exists. Getting it into the decision is the problem.

A medication decision can depend on information from drug references, guidelines, patient records, interaction checkers, notes and clinical experience.

The knowledge is there. It just isn't in one place when the decision happens.

Today

The hunt

  • Find the medicine information.
  • Check the patient's history.
  • Check interactions and risks.
  • Find the relevant guideline.
  • Put the pieces together yourself.
  • Decide what matters.

With Terralis

The same decision, in one place

  • The medicine and patient are already connected.
  • Relevant information is surfaced together.
  • Risks and considerations appear in context.
  • Sources remain visible.
  • You review. You decide.

From knowledge to a decision you can stand behind

Not another database to search. Context, when you need it.

1

The patient is in view

What they take, what they're allergic to, age, pregnancy, how their kidneys are — attached to this decision, not stored in another book.

2

The medicine is understood

Not just a barcode and a price. What the medicine is for, who it isn't for, and what it can do.

3

What matters is surfaced

Interactions, dose warnings, what to tell the patient. Ranked for this person — not a dump of everything in the book.

4

You decide

Terralis does not make the call. It makes the call easier to make.

The system holds the knowledge. The professional makes the decision.

AI helps you read. It does not decide.

Assistance sits on structured clinical knowledge and named sources — never instead of them. No black-box diagnosis. No “AI pharmacist.” The professional stays in control.

Summarise

Dense drug information, in the time you actually have.

Prioritise

What applies to this patient — not everything written about the drug.

Explain

An interaction in language you can use with a colleague or a patient.

One clinical foundation. Two ways to use it.

Terralis is built around one shared body of medication knowledge. That knowledge can support professionals in two different workflows.

Medication management

Being designed with pharmacists and clinicians.

  • Medication revieweverything this person is taking, in one place
  • Interactions & riskschecked against this patient, not just this drug
  • The right doseage, weight, and how their kidneys and liver are
  • Pregnancy & breastfeedingrisks raised, other options to consider
  • What to tell themthe points that belong at the counter

Pharmacy operations

Live today — already running in pharmacies.

  • Dispensing & POSalready live — sale, stock, and the patient in one flow
  • Prescriptionsattached to the sale, followed through, and recorded
  • Inventorybatch, expiry and reorder — tied to the actual medicine
  • Patients & historyprofiles and medication records that follow the person
  • Multi-branchone picture of the business across locations

Pharmacy is where Terralis runs now. Hospitals and clinics are where the same intelligence is being built to go next.

Traceable by design.

Clinical information should not appear from nowhere.

Terralis is built around identifiable clinical sources, with important information designed to remain traceable back to where it came from.

Sources in use · expanding
  • Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelineshow Ghana treats common conditions
  • OpenFDAwhat's on the official drug label
  • RxNormthe same medicine, named the same way
  • WHO ATChow medicines are grouped, worldwide

The list grows. Every source stays named.

Put clinical intelligence where decisions happen.

Private beta in Ghana. Pharmacy operations are live. Clinical medication management is being built with the professionals who will use it. Founding partners shape both.

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