Start with a question.
Stay for the clinical depth.

Yes. You can tailor answers to reflect your clinical approach, preferred level of detail, communication style, and practice setting. Options may include integrative care, nutrition and lifestyle, Traditional Chinese Medicine, functional medicine, primary care, integrative practice, or nutrition practice. You can also choose whether responses are more clinically detailed, concise, or patient-friendly. Your preferences guide how answers are framed while still including relevant evidence, uncertainty, interactions, contraindications, and safety considerations.

Clinicians who use—or want to incorporate—nutrition, supplements, botanical medicine, and lifestyle alongside conventional care. Physicians, NDs, NPs, PAs, pharmacists, and qualified nutrition professionals can use Clarity within their scope of practice. You do not need to identify as an integrative specialist.

A question is enough. Ask about a supplement, compare options, explore a lab question, or discuss a de-identified case. Follow up in the conversation. Protocol Copilot is available separately when you want to build a complete plan.

10 free questions + 1 free protocol, plus 4 monograph views. Create an account without a credit card. The app shows an upgrade prompt when you reach the allowance for a feature; paid plans start at $49/month. Review current usage and plan terms in your account.

Use Google, email and password, or an email sign-in link to create your account. A question entered here is carried into signup. No payment is required to start, and email verification and profile completion do not block initial app access.

Clarity puts integrative clinical questions, dedicated interaction review, monographs, source review, and optional protocol building in one place. Try a question from your practice and assess the reasoning, source support, and usefulness yourself. We do not claim a validated accuracy advantage over another AI.

Review the cited sources and available monographs. Clarity is designed to distinguish human research, clinical-reference guidance, traditional use, and mechanistic reasoning. Check the source, its limitations, and whether it applies to your patient; a citation alone is not proof.

No. Clarity supports integrative clinical research and reasoning. It does not replace a clinician, emergency care, or comprehensive prescribing resources. Review recommendations and relevant safety information before using an answer in care.

Use de-identified information. Do not enter names, contact details, dates of birth, or other identifying information. Review the privacy policy and your organization’s requirements before using clinical data.