Between consults
When a case raises a question during the OPD, doctors put the query to OneRx between patients and have a structured, referenced answer ready before the next decision point in the day.
Ask the way you would ask a colleague. Full clinical shorthand, staging, biomarkers, regimen names. OneRx returns a structured evidence summary with named references in seconds. Free for verified doctors.
The clinician always decides.

Why doctors use OneRx
How clinicians across tertiary centres describe OneRx in their own workflows. No scripts, no staging.
When a case raises a question during the OPD, doctors put the query to OneRx between patients and have a structured, referenced answer ready before the next decision point in the day.
Clinicians running academic work put specific, narrow oncology questions to OneRx and verify the output against the available literature, and find it holds up.
Clinicians get all the data around a question summarized in one place, realistic and authentic, with references attached to every point.
Before initiating a new treatment, oncologists pull the trials under process or released in the past week, so the plan is backed by the latest available evidence, not last year's reading.
How it works
Frame the scenario the way you think it. OneRx handles the depth.
No search syntax, no simplification. Staging, histology, biomarkers, comorbidities, prior lines. The more clinical detail you give, the sharper the summary.
Line by line therapy options as published in guidelines, key contraindications, monitoring points, and pivotal trial summaries where relevant.
Every critical point links back to the named guideline, journal, or registry it came from. You see the evidence, not a black box.
Notes on availability, affordability, and regulatory status for your market, across the 8 countries where OneRx is in clinical use, instead of US and European context alone.
Evidence sources include
Features
Create a case, upload documents including NGS and genomic reports, and add your clinical inputs. OneRx summarises the reports and holds the full case in context. Every question you ask inside that case returns a guideline aligned evidence summary specific to that context, for your interpretation.
From your query's demographics, comorbidities, biomarkers, and presentation, OneRx surfaces relevant trials, active and completed, with a country filter, so eligible patients are matched to open studies faster.
Generate a comprehensive, condition specific document your patient can take home. Built from the same query context, it answers the questions patients ask most and saves counselling time without cutting corners.
Literature, new trial readouts, and FDA and CDSCO approvals, surfaced in real time in one feed, so you are current without chasing journals.
Built in India for the world.
See OneRx in action
Real cases and real evidence walkthroughs, hosted by practising specialists.
Features
OneRx summarises published evidence for physician interpretation. The clinician always decides.
Clinical Validation · PRECISION-AI
A prospective study across three tertiary oncology centres in India. 110 real clinical queries, five high-burden cancer types, independently rated by board-certified oncologists. Reported to SPIRIT-AI, CONSORT-AI, and APPRAISE-AI standards.

93%
Clinical decision impact
Reinforced or changed the oncologist's decision
8×
Faster to a recommendation
389s to 47s, an 87.9% reduction
+1.69
Physician confidence gain
On a 5-point scale, p<0.001
Security and trust
Independently certified and designed so that patient information never enters the platform.

HIPAA compliant
Patient data protection

DPDP compliant
Indian data protection

SOC2 Type2
Operational security

ISO 27001
Information security

ISO 13485
Medical software

IEC 62304
Medical software

CDSCO
Approval in progressBuilt in India for the world.
Quick faqs
No. OneRx summarises current published evidence and guideline positions for your interpretation. Final treatment choices and medico legal responsibility stay with the treating clinician and institution. The clinician always decides.
Evidence summaries with named references, at the point of care, in service of better patient care.
The clinician always decides.