Describe the health decision you're facing and tell us a little about yourself. Caedrix AI will review the evidence and give you a clear, individualized breakdown of your options — so you walk into your next appointment informed and prepared.
Describe the decision in front of you, such as whether to start a medication, which surgical option fits, or which screening tests make sense, and add the personal details that matter: your age, activity, medical history, and goals.
Caedrix AI asks a few clarifying questions, then a clinical analysis is checked by a separate accuracy-review step before you see it. You get a key takeaway, the options with their trade-offs, and specific questions to bring to your doctor.
Medication choices, surgical versus non-surgical treatment, screening tests, understanding lab results, and whether a treatment plan fits your situation. You can ask for yourself or for a family member you're helping.
Usually 3 to 5 minutes. Several AI agents clarify, analyze, and review each answer before it's shown.
No. Caedrix AI gives you health information so you can understand your situation and have a better conversation with your doctor. It does not diagnose or treat you, and your doctor makes the decisions. If you think you have an emergency, call 911.
Each search is $2.99, or you can buy a pack of five for $12.50. The Activity Score tool on the home page is free.
No password or account setup. You enter an email address when you buy searches so your remaining searches stay with you.
Caedrix doesn't keep a health profile for you. You type the details you want considered each time you ask, and you can save a report to your own device. See the privacy policy for details.
Thomas C. Barber, MD, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at UCSF. He built it after using AI to navigate his own atrial fibrillation diagnosis.