Repertory programs help you choose a remedy, practice software runs your agenda and invoices, and ResoField is a digital remedy tool with client records, a bank of almost 10,000 remedies, protocols and the Banerji library. ResoField does not repertorise and makes no medical claims.
When a practitioner asks me which homeopathy software I would recommend, my first answer is a question: what do you want it to do? The phrase covers at least three very different kinds of programs, and most disappointment comes from buying the wrong kind.
I am a software developer and a self taught homeopath. My wife runs a resonance therapy practice, and between us we have used paper repertories, expensive hardware and a fair amount of software over the past seven years. ResoField came out of that work. So I have an interest here, and I will be clear about where ResoField helps and where you need something else.
Three Kinds of Homeopathy Software
1. Repertory and materia medica programs
This is what most classical homeopaths mean. You take the case, translate symptoms into rubrics, and the program searches one or more repertories and shows which remedies cover the picture. Good programs also let you read the materia medica and keep the case.
Well known examples are RadarOpus, Complete Dynamics and Similia. They are built for remedy selection. If repertorisation is the core of your work, start your search there.
ResoField is not a repertory program. It does not analyse symptoms or suggest a remedy from rubrics.
2. Practice management software
The second kind has little to do with homeopathy itself. It handles appointments, client files, invoices and, in some countries, insurance claims. Many therapists in natural medicine use general practice software for this, whatever method they work with.
ResoField does not book appointments and does not send invoices to your clients either.
3. Digital remedy tools
The third kind is where ResoField sits. Here the remedy is not a bottle on a shelf but an entry in a remedy bank, with a numeric rate. You choose a remedy and a potency, link it to a client, and the software broadcasts it in the way digital radionics describes. The page How ResoField works explains that process step by step.
To be plain about it: this is an energetic method. There is no scientific evidence that it works, and it does not replace a physical remedy, a diagnosis or medical care. Practitioners who use it do so from their own experience and their own view of homeopathy.
What ResoField Gives a Homeopath
Here is what is actually in the app today, without the marketing.
Clients
Every client has a name and a date of birth. Together they form the witness, which a broadcast always goes to. You search clients by name and see when each one was last treated. A deleted client stays recoverable for three days, and you can export one client per file with their record, notes, favourites and protocols.
The remedy bank
It holds almost 10,000 homeopathic remedies, each with a rate. You pick a potency from the D, C, M or LM series, for example C30 or LM6. The potency goes into the record so you can see later what you gave. If a remedy is not in the bank, you can add your own with your own rate.
Protocols
A protocol is a fixed set of remedies for one client. It can mix homeopathy, RIFE, bioresonance and notes. You build it once, switch lines on or off, and start a round for several clients at the same time.
The Banerji library
The Banerji edition is built in: 433 conditions, 1,839 protocol lines and 195 remedies. You search a condition, pick lines and broadcast them, add them to a protocol or schedule them. Our guide to the Banerji protocols explains the background and what the published research does and does not show.
Plans
A plan broadcasts remedies at set times, even when the app and your computer are off. An account can have up to 20 active plans and up to 6 scheduled rounds at the same time.
History and notes
Every session is logged with the time and the remedies used. You can attach notes to a remedy and mark favourites.
The app runs in the browser and is available in English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish. The knowledge base shows each step with real screenshots.
Beyond Homeopathy: Naturopathy in General
Many people who search for naturopathy software work with more than one method. ResoField has a RIFE section with frequency programmes, a bioresonance bank, and test lists for practitioners who test with kinesiology. You can build your own lists, for supplements or emotions for instance, and test them column by column.
That makes it useful for a practice that combines methods. It still is not a medical record system, and it produces no physical signal: no sound, no electrical current and no PEMF.
How to Choose
These questions usually settle it within a few minutes.
- Do you need help choosing a remedy from symptoms? Then you need a repertory program.
- Is your real pain the admin, such as appointments and invoices? Then look at practice software.
- Do you work with digital remedies or radionics and want clients, remedies, protocols and schedules in one place? That is what ResoField is for.
Plenty of practitioners combine two of these. A classical homeopath might repertorise in one program and keep the agenda in another. Someone who works energetically might use ResoField next to their practice software.
What It Costs
Repertory programs and practice software each have their own licences and subscriptions, and prices change often enough that I would rather send you to the suppliers than quote a number here. You can create a ResoField account for free and look around with the test client before you decide anything.
References
Frequently Asked Questions
Can ResoField repertorise a case?
No. ResoField has no repertory and does not suggest remedies from symptoms. You choose the remedy yourself, from the bank, from your own list or from a Banerji protocol.
Does ResoField replace physical homeopathic remedies?
ResoField broadcasts remedies digitally, as described in radionics. That is an energetic approach without scientific proof. It does not replace a physical remedy, a doctor or medical treatment.
Which potencies does ResoField support?
The D, C, M and LM series: D0 to D200, C3 to C200, 1M to MM and LM1 to LM50. The potency is stored in the record. What goes out is the rate of the remedy.
Can I use ResoField for several clients at once?
Yes. Protocols can run in a round for several clients at the same time, and a group plan gives several clients the same remedies at the same times.
Matt
Matt is a software developer and self-taught homeopathy practitioner who founded ResoField in 2025. Together with his wife, who runs a resonance therapy practice, he has 7+ years of hands-on experience and 100+ clients treated. With personal experience using devices like QEST4, Sulis, and Mora, he bridges the gap between IT and holistic health.
