One place to run your consultations and follow your patients between sessions. No spreadsheets, no PDF that gets lost, no patient information scattered everywhere.

None of this is a lack of dedication on your part. It's the tool that doesn't keep up.
Prakṛti, vikṛti and dashavidha become loose text in a file. When the patient returns, you rebuild the case from memory.
You write it carefully, send the PDF… and a week later it's buried in the chat. The patient can't find it anymore.
One file on the computer, another on Drive, the note on WhatsApp, the record in the notebook. Nothing connects — and when you need it, nothing shows up.
You ask a question there about a case, and along goes the story of a real person. Where does it go? Who keeps it? No one can say.
Without a clear place to consult, they stop following the guidance. It's not disinterest — it's confusion.
Health information is a serious matter, protected by law. Spread across spreadsheets and WhatsApp groups, the one who answers for it is you, alone.

It's not a promise. It's what already works today, every day.
325 dravyas with rasa, vīrya, vipāka and precautions. The system proposes according to the patient's state; the final word is always yours.
Mais de 1.000 recipes — from everyday home cooking to phytotherapeutic ones — become the menu the patient opens at home. You don't build anything new every session.
No copying the case into an outside chat. The suggestion is born from what you've already recorded — and only becomes a plan after you review and approve.
The patient's consent is recorded, every access is logged, and the data protection law (LGPD) is met by the system — not by you, from memory.
You on the computer, your patient on the phone. Each with their own space.
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You don't have to be. Om was made for those who understand people, not for those who understand computers.
The screens are simple, in Portuguese, one thing at a time.
Wave-based access exists for this: each therapist joining is guided closely through the first steps.
Om organizes what you already do — it doesn't impose a new method.
Lucas Campos is a nutritionist qualified in Phytotherapy and Ayurveda by the Brazilian Federal Council of Nutritionists, with more than ten years of Ayurvedic practice in Brazil and abroad.
For years he used the software made for nutritionists. They were good at what they did — but none of them saw what he needed to see. Prakṛti didn't fit the forms. Vikṛti didn't exist in the fields. The Āyurveda gaze stayed outside the system, and he completed everything in spreadsheets and notes only he understood.
Om was born from that gap. It wasn't designed in a meeting room: it was built consultation after consultation, to solve what actually got in the way — first his practice, now yours.
Learn more about Lucas →We hear this question with respect — it comes from those who cherish the tradition. The answer lies in the tradition itself: the one who structured the patient's examination in ten dimensions was Caraka. The one who defined reasoning with the available means as a pillar of cikitsā was Caraka. The patient's life is dynamic, and that's exactly why recording and following up matters: today's picture is not yesterday's. The sages used the tools of their time — palm leaves, ink, oral transmission. The tool changes. The method remains.
What the patient receives every day
What happens between the sessions
How patients arrive to you
What the community builds together
In Ayurveda, results are born from constancy — and constancy is born from clarity.
Om sustains what you already do well. It doesn't change your method.
The system opens on 08/21. Those on the list get the invitation for the exclusive live on 08/29 with Lucas — how to use the system, live, with room for questions.
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