RadarOpus review
Deep repertory coverage and case management in a Windows and macOS desktop package.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RadarOpus is desktop software for homeopaths who need repertory search, materia medica research and structured case management in one application. It supports patient files with case notes and symptom tagging, prescriptions, pathology and posology records, attachments, audits, graphical analysis, invoicing and email sending. The product is suited to solo, small and mid-market practices using Windows or macOS, with offline daily use and periodic license validation.
Its plans scale primarily by reference-library depth and patient-feature level. Student Practitioner includes 1 repertory and 21 materia medica entries with Patient Features Level 1. Beginning Practitioner raises coverage to 19 repertories and 91 materia medica entries, adds Patient Features Level 2 and Clificol integration. Everyday Practitioner keeps 19 repertories while expanding to 713 materia medica entries, Level 3 patient features and custom repertory views. Advanced Practitioner adds 20 repertories, 982 materia medica entries, Level 4 features and advanced editing. All-Inclusive Practitioner reaches 40 repertories, 1,137 materia medica entries, Synthesis Adonis and 13 maps. Rental Package 1 costs €6 per month for 24 months, Package 2 costs €10, and Package 2 Opus VET costs €13.
The standout strength is breadth for repertory-led work: search and case repertorization sit alongside a large materia medica library, custom views and concepts, and detailed patient records. GDPR- and HIPAA-oriented data-protection modules address practices handling sensitive files. The trade-off is a desktop-focused setup on Windows and macOS, with Clificol as the named integration and rental access structured in 24-month periods. Choose RadarOpus if repertory depth and integrated practice records matter most; consider another option if you need a broader integration ecosystem or a different deployment model.
RadarOpus pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Up to 40 repertories and 1,137 materia medica entries
- Case files cover notes, symptoms, prescriptions, attachments and audits
- Patient invoicing, email sending and GDPR/HIPAA-oriented modules
- Where it doesn't
- Desktop deployment is limited to Windows and macOS
- Rental options are sold as 24-month access packages
- Clificol is the sole named integration
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