When two medications affect each other — one changing how the other works, or both combining to create a new risk. Some are life-threatening. Most are preventable if you know.
RxCheck runs a pure-Python rule engine against your medication list. Each rule checks for a specific dangerous pattern — 'NSAID + anticoagulant', 'SSRI + serotonergic opioid', etc. When a rule matches, it explains in plain English WHY the combination is dangerous and WHAT to do.
No AI, no black box. You can read the rules in engine.py and audit every decision.
Traditional drug-interaction tools tell pharmacists things like "inhibits CYP3A4, increasing AUC 2.5x." That's accurate and useless for most people. RxCheck says "makes this drug harder for your body to clear, so the amount in your blood doubles." Same knowledge. Different audience.
Built by ammalogic as a demonstration of expert-system reasoning made transparent. The same pattern applies to loan decisions, fraud detection, compliance checks, triage — anywhere a non-expert needs to understand why a system flagged something.
How this works · Built by ammalogic
This is a demonstration. Not for clinical use.