NewEvolve builds mobile apps built to stay faithful to their sources. In Türkiye, CortexFarma presents drug information based on the TİTCK Summary of Product Characteristics; in the United States, CivioraMed is based on FDA drug labeling and NIH sources, and NutriCitadel on USDA FoodData Central. For Türkiye, Kararında shows the approximate calories of Turkish home cooking.
What you need,
in seconds,
in your pocket.
To save time
for the people who save lives.
CortexFarma, CivioraMed and NutriCitadel are based on public sources and show inside the app which source each piece of information comes from. Kararında's calorie values are approximate, and the app marks them that way. They differ in country, scope and who they serve.
The SmPC, in your pocket.
Physicians · pharmacists · nurses
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Clinicians · healthcare professionals
Calories with a source.
Anyone tracking what they eat
Calories for Turkish home cooking.
Adults (18+) · offline · no account
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The moment a clinician most needs information about a drug is usually the moment they have the least time. The patient is right there and the question is precise: what is the renal dose, is it used in pregnancy, what are the equivalents.
The answer already exists in the relevant documents, in public databases. Only, each one is a separate PDF; finding it, opening it and reaching the right section takes minutes.
NewEvolve exists for exactly that gap. We do not produce new information; we bring information that is already public to clinicians faster.
Making a clinician's work easier
is not deciding in their place.
A structured view of the SmPC for medicinal products licensed in Türkiye. Search both ways: active substance to brand names, brand name to active substance and equivalents.
₺250/month · ₺2,500/year — first 5 drugs free, no card required. Pricing details → Not in the app stores yet; we are not taking any payment at this point.
This is not hospital software. It is a reference shelf in your pocket. Checking an equivalent while prescribing, confirming an active substance at the counter, looking up a contraindication on the ward — each takes seconds.
It asks for no account, does not know who you are, and tells no one what you looked up. What you search stays with you.
An English-language reference app for healthcare professionals in the United States. Content is prepared from FDA drug labeling (openFDA) and U.S. National Library of Medicine resources — MedlinePlus, MeSH, RxNorm, LactMed.
Take a closer look
CivioraMed does not write its own answer to a question. It brings you information from public sources, showing where each part came from; the short notes it adds are kept separate from the source text, without quotation marks.
The clinical decision belongs to the clinician. The app does not make it; it brings you the source text to consult.
Nutrition tracking for people who care about what they eat. Barcode and search work offline; photo analysis breaks the plate into its parts — and counts the oil and the sauce too. The product database covers products sold in US grocery stores.
Calories for Turkish cooking. 1,612 foods inside the phone; search, water, fasting, steps and target all work offline. The calorie values do not come from a table published by any official body — they are compiled and approximate, and the measured deviation is given on the product page.
CortexFarma's content is based on the SmPC documents published openly by the Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency. Each field shown notes the section of the document it is based on.
See CortexFarma →CivioraMed's content is based on FDA openFDA drug labels and U.S. National Library of Medicine sources; for long sections, the opening part is shown. Every source block shows its own source and access date. If the sources don't cover it, the app tells you.
See CivioraMed →NutriCitadel's barcode and search results are based on the USDA's public-domain food database and live on the phone — no connection needed. A photo estimate is not USDA data; it is an AI estimate, and the screen says so.
See NutriCitadel →The calorie values in our fourth app, Kararında, are not taken from an official body's table; they were compiled by us, with the help of AI. The values are approximate; an independent comparison measured a median deviation of 8%. The app works offline, needs no account and keeps its records on the phone. Read how it was compiled →
Four principles behind CortexFarma.
Drug and active-substance names are shown in the source's spelling and are not abbreviated. If the source contains something unusual, it is flagged.
No patient data is requested, no patient-specific number is produced, no drug is recommended. Dosage information is based on the relevant SmPC section.
Each field shown notes the SmPC section it is based on.
No account required. No advertising, analytics or tracking tools. What you look up is reported to no one.
On Google Play in the United States (checked October 30, 2026):
All four are available in the US only. None of them is on the App Store yet; we will add each App Store release here when it goes live.
If you think something is wrong, have a suggestion, or want to talk about your institution, write to us. Feedback from the first people to use these apps will be the most valuable input in this work.
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