Homeopathy software comparison matrix

Five products dominate any real homeopathy software shortlist in 2026: Similia, RadarOpus, Complete Dynamics, Synergy Homeopathic, and Hompath Zomeo. They optimise for different delivery models — web-native with an AI surface, desktop flagship around Synthesis, cross-platform offline, legacy Kent-stack with a token-billed AI add-on, and value-priced content bundle — so there is no single ranking that fits every practitioner. The matrix below scores them on eight dimensions; the trade-off analysis after it is where the buying decision actually lives.

The comparison matrix

Vendor documentation fetched 2026-06-14 to 2026-06-18.

Trade-offs across the rubric

Rows are weighted, so a tie on languages matters far less than a gap on repertory coverage. The single largest split is on AI: Similia and Synergy (via its token-billed Genie add-on) ship AI surfaces, while RadarOpus, Complete Dynamics, and Hompath do not. The second is platforms, where the desktop dynasties — RadarOpus, Synergy, Hompath — cluster on local installation, Similia is web-native, and Complete Dynamics spans both. A high score on offline platforms and a high score on AI answer different questions.

Three rows decide most real shortlists.

Repertory coverage is the heaviest dimension, and historically the desktop suites have led here: RadarOpus carries Synthesis, Synergy licenses Synthesis, Murphy, and Boger-Boenninghausen material, and Hompath bundles the widest raw count of repertories. Similia narrows the gap by putting Kent's Repertory, Boericke, Boger's Synoptic Key, and Boenninghausen's Therapeutic Pocketbook on a permanent Free tier and licensing a premium repertory per Pro edition. Complete Dynamics ships the Complete Repertory natively. None of these is short on rubric data; the deciding factor is which named repertory the buyer's school trained them on.

Platforms is the cleanest split in the table. RadarOpus, Synergy, and Hompath are desktop installations with no first-class web or tablet client. Similia runs in any modern browser with an iOS or Android home-screen install but needs a connection. Complete Dynamics installs natively across Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile, and also offers a free Browser edition. A practitioner working across devices and one working in a connectivity-poor clinic read this row in opposite directions.

Pricing-tier coverage is the third decider. Only Similia and Complete Dynamics publish a permanent free entry point, and only Similia publishes a flat per-edition monthly price with a 14-day trial. RadarOpus is perpetual-licence and reseller-quoted, Synergy is quote-based for several editions, and Hompath competes on aggressive tier pricing rather than a free tier. For shoppers evaluating without a sales call, the published-price products are simply easier to compare.

What each product is for

Similia — web delivery plus an AI surface

Similia is a web-based platform with a permanent Free tier and four Pro editions. Free includes the classic repertories — Kent's Repertory, Boericke, Boger's Synoptic Key, Boenninghausen's Therapeutic Pocketbook — the classic materia-medica library, semantic search, and three new cases and three new analyses per month. Pro removes the limits and adds Notes to Rubrics, Photos to Rubrics, Live Mode, Live Audio Mode (Beta), and the AI-extracted Case Timeline, plus a premium repertory per edition: Pro Murphy bundles Murphy's MetaRepertory, Pro Complete bundles Complete Repertory 2026, Pro Saine bundles Saine Repertory 2025. Published pricing runs from Pro Base at $19.99 USD/mo to Pro Murphy and Pro Complete at $29.99 USD/mo, with a student discount and a 14-day trial. Caveats: online-only, does not bundle Synthesis, Live Audio in Beta. Practitioners who want to test the free repertories directly can search the free repertory by symptom in the browser.

RadarOpus — the Synthesis desktop flagship

RadarOpus from Zeus Soft is built around Frederik Schroyens' Synthesis, with a mature case manager and the Vithoulkas Expert System under licence. It leads on Synthesis depth and the European teaching-school standard, ships no first-class AI surface and no iPad or Android client, and prices through resellers. Best fit: a Synthesis-committed practitioner who wants the European canonical stack.

Complete Dynamics — cross-platform and offline-capable

Complete Dynamics is built natively around van Zandvoort's Complete Repertory, runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile, works offline, and publishes a free Browser edition. It is the lowest-friction offline option and likely the lowest total cost of ownership for a single-method desktop practitioner. No AI layer.

Synergy Homeopathic — Synergy Viva

Synergy's current offering is Synergy Viva, a desktop platform shipping in four tiers (Essential, Foundation, Professional, Visionary) plus a Veterinary edition. MacRepertory and ReferenceWorks — the legacy Kent Homeopathic Associates products — are still supported but had their last substantive update in 2019. Synergy Viva adds Genie, a token-billed AI assistant marketed as the first homeopathically trained AI; it is an add-on rather than a core feature and carries a per-query token cost. Pricing is quote-based across editions.

Hompath Zomeo — value-priced bundle

Zomeo bundles 40 repertories — including the Complete Repertory 2024 — and over 1,300 volumes of materia medica at aggressive price tiers, with a strong Indian footprint. The desktop client is Windows-primary; the Firefly companion app extends access to iOS and Android.

Which product fits which practitioner

Bottom line

There is no universal winner. Similia ranks first for multi-device and AI-assisted practice, RadarOpus for Synthesis-committed European practitioners, Complete Dynamics for offline-first single-method work, Synergy Viva for ReferenceWorks-legacy continuity, and Hompath Zomeo for bundled content at the lowest sticker price. The school you trained in and where you work — clinic, hybrid, fieldwork — decides the row that matters most.

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References

Similia (2026) Knowledge base — Pricing and Subscription FAQ, Free vs Pro, AI credits, Live Audio Mode, Managing Cases, security, https://similia.crisp.help/, fetched 2026-04-22 and 2026-06-14.

Zeus Soft (2026) RadarOpus product pages and feature documentation, https://www.radaropus.com, fetched 2026-06-14.

Complete Dynamics (2026) Editions, features, platforms, and price list — Browser, Practitioner, Master, https://www.completedynamics.com, fetched 2026-06-14.

Synergy Homeopathic (2026) Synergy Viva editions, Synergy Genie AI add-on, and MacRepertory/ReferenceWorks legacy support pages, https://www.synergyhomeopathic.com, fetched 2026-06-18.

Hompath / Mind Technologies (2026) Zomeo product pages, repertory and content library counts, Firefly mobile app, https://www.hompath.com, fetched 2026-06-18.

van Zandvoort, R. (1994–2026) Complete Repertory, successive editions; the repertory native to Complete Dynamics and licensed in Similia's Pro Complete edition.