The apothecary shelf
Remedy kits, materia medica guides and sense-training tools, picked area by area to match the figure.
Browse the shelfYou were taught five senses. You have fifty-three.
SEE · the Sensory Exploration Experience. Tap any part of the figure to find the senses that live there, or switch to Remedy and tap where it hurts.
Tap a glowing point. The outer circle holds the senses that don't belong to one place.
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senses mapped to the body, each with its own one-page explainer in the Beyond the 5 library.
9 + 1
places to tap: nine body areas and the outer circle for time, intuition and the senses that work everywhere.
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remedies per area for a quick answer, and 76 in the A–Z library for going deeper. Curated by hand, not guessed by a chatbot.
Beyond the 5 · the index
Every sense gets one page: what it detects, where it lives in the body, and one way to notice it today.
Download the free PDF field guide · 16 pagesOne sense a week
A short letter every Sunday: one sense, the science behind it, and a two-minute exercise to feel it working.
Join the letterWhy a figure?
Leonardo drew the body as the measure of everything around it. homeo.ai starts the same way: with the body, then what it can sense and what can soothe it.
Read the storyLibrary · Beyond the 5
Fifty-three senses, one page each
Pick an area of the body or search by name. Senses marked emerging are still being studied, and each page says how strong the evidence is.
Download the free PDF field guide · 16 pagesRemedy
Tap where it hurts. Get three remedies.
Each area of the body has three remedies from classical homeopathy, each with one line on what it's traditionally used for. Search by symptom, or jump to an area. Want to go further? Each area lists more remedies, and the A–Z library has a page for all 76.
How to read a remedy
Names are Latin, after the plant, mineral or source they come from. The line under each name is its traditional use in homeopathic references. Follow the directions on the label of the product you buy.
Get medical help first for
Chest pain, trouble breathing, a high fever, a head injury, sudden severe pain, signs of a stroke, or any symptom that is getting worse. Remedies are not a replacement for care.
Remedy · the A–Z library
All 76 remedies, A to Z
One page for each remedy: what it's made from, its classic picture, what makes it worse or better, and every area of the body it's traditionally used for.
Store · the apothecary shelf
Tools for the senses, and the remedies to go with them
Each pick is tied to an area of the figure. Links go to Amazon.
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Membership · the Sunday letter
One sense a week, in five minutes
Every Sunday: one of the 53 senses, what science knows about it, and a two-minute exercise to feel it working. Free, and you can leave any time.
Download the free PDF field guide · 16 pages- One sense per issue, all 53 in a year
- A two-minute exercise you can do anywhere
- The matching remedy area, with its three remedies
- No spam, and one click to unsubscribe
About
Start with the body
In 1490 Leonardo da Vinci drew a man inside a circle and a square to show that the human body is built on the same proportions as the world around it. homeo.ai starts from the same idea, and puts a modern scan over it.
Most of us were taught five senses. Researchers now count many more: balance, the sense of time, the feeling of your own heartbeat, the pull of hunger, knowing where your arm is with your eyes shut. homeo.ai maps 53 of them onto the body, so you can find each one where it lives.
The same figure works the other way round. Tap where something hurts and you get three remedies from classical homeopathy, each with a plain line on what it's traditionally used for. Want more? Every area lists further options, and the A–Z library gives each of 76 remedies its own page. They are curated by hand, not guessed by a chatbot.
What homeo.ai is not
It isn't a doctor and it doesn't diagnose. The senses are explained from published research, and where the evidence is thin the page says so. Remedy entries describe traditional use. For anything serious, see a qualified professional.