We're building the tools we wish we had

ilera was born from the frustration of fragmented clinical information and the belief that healthcare professionals deserve better tools.

Our Mission

Being a healthcare professional is hard enough. The tools shouldn't be.

Every day, clinicians across Nigeria and Africa face the challenge of making critical decisions with fragmented information. Drug references are scattered across multiple sources. Dosing calculations require mental gymnastics. Interaction checks mean opening yet another app.

ilera exists to change that. We're creating a unified clinical platform that removes the mental burden of fragmented data, so you can focus on what matters most — your patients.

What We Believe

Safety First

Every feature we build is designed to reduce errors, not automate care. Clinical judgement must always remain with the professional.

Evidence-Based

Our information is sourced from clinical literature, SMPC documents, and NAFDAC guidelines. Everything is verifiable and up-to-date.

Built for Teams

Pharmacists, doctors, nurses, and students — ilera is designed for the entire clinical team, not just one profession.

Local Context

Built with Nigerian and African healthcare in mind. Local drug availability, NAFDAC registration, and regional guidelines matter.

Clinical Decision Support

ilera is a clinical decision support tool — designed to assist healthcare professionals, not replace them. We do not provide medical diagnoses or treatment plans.

All clinical decisions must be made by qualified healthcare professionals using their own professional judgement. Our goal is to reduce errors and cognitive load, not to automate patient care.

Why "ilera"?

Ilera (pronounced ee-leh-rah) is a Yoruba word meaning "health" or "wellness." In Yoruba culture, health is considered one of the greatest blessings — more valuable than wealth.

The name reflects our commitment to supporting those who dedicate their lives to protecting the health of others. When clinicians have better tools, patients get better care.