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HomeoShip Tools is a free clinical hub for students and practitioners (repertory, books, remedies, and more), built so quality homeopathic material is not locked behind expensive software.

Dr. Akshat Patel

Founder & owner · Builder of HomeoShip Tools

Akshat is the brain behind HomeoShip, and he built this tools hub himself: the repertory, books, remedies, patients chart, and the rest of the stack. If you want to collaborate, contribute, or pitch something ambitious in homeopathy or health-tech, reach out to him; he is the person behind everything here.

HomeoShip began as a homeopathy-first presence online. During college and the COVID lockdown, Akshat immersed himself in the subject: seminars, newer approaches, and whatever he could learn. He started HomeoShip as a meme page. After examinations, the scarcity of notes and study material became obvious, so the project moved to a Telegram channel where seniors’ notes were passed on to juniors. That path grew into a blog sharing clear, useful material with students.

Technology became the deeper passion. He also works with a few other startups in health and wellness; more on LinkedIn. HomeoShip remains a deliberate hobby: the place he gives back to the field that shaped him.

A conversation with a junior brought the gap into focus: clinical software had barely moved on, while students and clinics still paid hefty fees for closed tools. Much of the classical literature is now in the public domain and fair to use, yet a technology lag keeps it hard to reach. That mix of homeopathy roots and hands-on engineering is why this hub exists. If you have a wild idea worth building, talk to Akshat.

Dr. Uvesh Kothariya

Early angel investor · BHMS · Consultant Homœopathician

Dr. Uvesh Kothariya studied alongside Akshat and runs Kothariya Care in Sarkhej, Ahmedabad: in-clinic care, online consults, home visits across Gujarat, and medicine courier for patients abroad. His practice focuses on clear case-taking and classical homeopathy; training includes BHMS plus postgraduate work with PGNAHI (Nagpur), PGIACH (Greece, Dr. George Vithoulkas), T.E.A.C.H., and SCHT.

When they kept hearing the same gap from juniors (good software scarce or costly); brainstorming made the hub feel buildable, but hosting and engineering would need real resources. As an early angel investor, Dr. Kothariya stepped in to sponsor the project in good faith for homeopathy: whether or not it earns, students should benefit. Together they launched HomeoShip Tools so public-domain repertory and study material can live in modern, accessible software.