Doctaverse is a free pediatric point-of-care toolkit for clinicians — tested calculators, diagnostic criteria, and drug dosing, with an AI assistant that routes you to the right tool. The math is deterministic; the AI never invents a number.
Browse calculators Get the appDoctaverse is a point-of-care toolkit for pediatric clinicians — the calculators, diagnostic criteria and drug dosing you reach for on a ward round or in resus, in one fast, offline-capable place. It is built for qualified healthcare professionals and is decision support only: it does not replace your judgement, your training, or local protocols. It is not a tool for patients or parents.
What makes it different is where the numbers come from. Every calculation runs in your browser, free, with no sign-up — and the answer is produced by tested code, not a chatbot guessing.
80 pediatric calculators — maintenance fluid, Schwartz GFR, APGAR, growth z-scores, bilirubin thresholds and more. Run free, right in your browser.
75 classification criteria and clinical algorithms across every system — Kawasaki, PARDS, KDIGO, febrile seizure workups and more.
Drug dosing references are in beta inside the app and require verification against primary sources and local protocols.
Ask in plain language. The assistant finds the right calculator and fills it in — but the dose is always computed by tested code, not the model.
Type a question or a tool name in plain language — "maintenance fluid for 12 kg", "Kawasaki criteria".
Doctaverse picks the right calculator or criteria set and pre-fills what it can from your question.
The number comes from deterministic, unit-tested code — with the working shown, sources, and scope caveats.
Daily maintenance fluid requirement using the Holliday-Segar method.
Assessment of consciousness from eye, verbal and motor responses (3–15).
Rapid assessment of newborn condition from five clinical signs (0–10), recorded at 1 and 5 minutes.
Paediatric estimated GFR using the bedside Schwartz (2009) equation.
Phototherapy, escalation, and exchange-transfusion total-serum-bilirubin thresholds for infants ≥35 weeks (AAP 2022).
Heart-rate-corrected QT interval by Bazett and Fridericia, from the measured QT and heart rate.
Calculate Body Mass Index and determine weight category.
Serum anion gap with optional albumin correction, delta gap and delta ratio.
Pediatric anaphylaxis recognition and first-line IM adrenaline dosing by weight and age (0.01 mg/kg, 1:1000), plus positioning and adjuncts — a quick reference for clinicians.
A clinician quick reference for pediatric febrile neutropenia — ANC definition, when it is an emergency, and the door-to-antibiotic-within-one-hour rule.
NRP 8th edition algorithm summary — initial steps, the Golden Minute, PPV, 3:1 chest compressions and adrenaline 0.01–0.03 mg/kg IV — as a quick bedside reference for clinicians.
A clinician cheat-sheet for grading pediatric dehydration by clinical signs, estimating the fluid deficit, and choosing oral versus IV rehydration.
Diagnosis, fluids and insulin for pediatric diabetic ketoacidosis — 0.05–0.1 U/kg/hr insulin, no bolus insulin, corrected sodium, and cerebral oedema red flags, per ISPAD 2022.
Glasgow Coma Scale with pediatric and infant modifications as a side-by-side chart — eye, verbal and motor scoring, totals and severity bands — for clinicians.
Doctaverse is suggestion-only clinical decision support for qualified clinicians, not a medical device or a substitute for examination, local protocols, or primary guidelines. It is not for patients or parents.
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