v1.7.2 · 7-day trial · Email verified · No passwords
Structured Drug Reference for Iraqi Healthcare
571 monographs from the DSNC Iraq Drug Guide, structured and searchable. 11 clinical appendices — including a trade name directory, interaction checker, and pregnancy safety engine. Fully offline after installation. Deterministic results throughout: no AI inference, no generated text.
Verify by email · 7 days full access · No passwords · Then 10,000 IQD for 3 years
571
Drug Monographs
11
Clinical Appendices
553
Trade Names
380
Drug Classes
100%
Offline Ready
0
AI Inference
Core Features
What the application contains
Designed for real hospital conditions — intermittent connectivity, shared devices, and no tolerance for unreliable data.
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571 Drug Monographs
Each entry covers indications, dosing, contraindications, pregnancy categories (FDA and TGA), drug interactions, side effects classified by frequency, dose adjustment for renal and hepatic impairment, pharmacokinetics, lactation, and patient education. Source: DSNC Iraq Drug Guide, 3rd Edition 2024–2025.
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Instant Search with Alias Resolution
Results appear as each character is typed. 350 aliases map brand names, regional spellings, and INN variants to their canonical entry — "paracetamol", "epinephrine", "lasix", and local trade names all resolve correctly.
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Fully Offline After Installation
All monographs, appendices, and the search index cache locally on first load. The application runs without network access in operating rooms, ICUs, wards, and any facility with unreliable connectivity.
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Ask IDG — Structured Query
Type a drug name and a keyword — "metformin renal", "vancomycin interactions", "paracetamol pregnancy" — to retrieve that specific field from the monograph directly. No language model; deterministic retrieval only.
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Silent Background Updates
New versions download and install in the background without interrupting use. The application checks for updates on each launch and applies them silently on the next session — no manual action required.
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Installable Progressive Web App
Installs on Android, iPhone, and desktop from any modern browser. No App Store account required. Launches full-screen from the home screen with a dedicated icon, identical to a native application in daily use.
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Favorites and Recents
Bookmark frequently referenced drugs for immediate access. A separate history tracks the 20 most recently viewed entries. Both persist locally across sessions.
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Email-Verified Trial Access
Trial activation requires an email address and a 6-digit verification code. No password or App Store account. The trial is server-side and valid for up to 5 devices — clearing the browser or reinstalling does not reset it.
11 Clinical Appendices
Reference tools built from the IDG dataset
Two appendices come from the printed Iraq Drug Guide source material. Nine additional clinical tools were developed from the same structured dataset. All results are deterministic — sourced directly from monograph fields, with no external data or generated text.
From the DSNC Iraq Drug Guide — 3rd Edition 2024–2025
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Mechanism of Action450 entries. Pharmacological class tags, receptor targets, and mechanism summaries.
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Pediatric Doses445 entries. Weight-based and age-specific dosing guidance, separate from adult monographs.
◆ Developer Additions — built from IDG dataset, not part of the printed guide
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Pregnancy Safety EngineFDA and TGA categories for all 571 drugs. Official category definitions shown verbatim from the IDG guide — no improvised text.
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Lactation Safety Browser571 drugs classified as Avoid, Caution, or Safe from IDG lactation text. Filterable and searchable.
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Renal & Hepatic Dose IndexFilter all 571 drugs by adjustment required vs. not required. Verbatim IDG dose adjustment text per entry.
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Drug Interaction CheckerBidirectional interaction lookup across 414 interaction-documented monographs. Effect description shown where available in IDG.
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Trade Name Directory553 brand names — Iraqi and international — mapped to their generic. Filter by country of origin. Designed for immediate pharmacy counter lookup.
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Indication FinderReverse lookup: enter a condition and retrieve all drugs in IDG indicated for it. Searches 1,119 indication entries.
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Adverse Effect BrowserEnter any side effect and retrieve every drug that lists it, with frequency category (common, less common, or rare). Indexes 5,404 entries.
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Drug Class Browser380 pharmacological classes from the MOA appendix, grouped for browsing. Identify all drugs in a class and find therapeutic alternatives.
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Drug ComparisonSide-by-side comparison of any two drugs across all 12 clinical fields — indications, dosing, pregnancy, interactions, side effects, forms, and more.
Install
Add to your home screen in 3 steps
No App Store. No download file. Works on any modern phone or computer.
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Open in Chrome
Visit idg-logbook.enki-clinical.com in Chrome on your Android phone.
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Tap the Install banner
A banner at the bottom reads "Install app — works offline". Tap Install.
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Done
IDG Logbook appears on your home screen and opens full-screen without browser chrome.
If the banner does not appear: browser menu (⋮) → "Add to Home screen"
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Open in Safari
Visit idg-logbook.enki-clinical.com in Safari. Installation is not available through Chrome on iOS.
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Tap the Share button
Tap the Share icon at the bottom of Safari — the box with an upward arrow.
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Add to Home Screen
Scroll the Share sheet and tap "Add to Home Screen". Confirm and tap Add.
Once installed, the app opens full-screen without the Safari browser bar.
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Open in Chrome or Edge
Visit idg-logbook.enki-clinical.com in Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
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Click the install icon
Click the install icon (⊕) in the right side of the address bar.
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Launch from desktop
IDG Logbook appears in your Start Menu or Applications folder and runs in its own window.
The desktop application runs fully offline after the first installation.
Pricing
One payment. Three years. Full access.
No subscription. No automatic renewal. All updates and new appendices included during the license period.
Personal License
IDG Logbook
IQD 10,000
One-time payment · 3 years (1,095 days) · 1 device
All 571 drug monographs — indications, dosing, contraindications, interactions, side effects, pharmacokinetics
IDG Logbook is an independent, self-funded project. No pharmaceutical company, distributor, hospital, or academic institution has sponsored, funded, or influenced its clinical content, drug selection, or data presentation. The application contains no advertising. These principles are not negotiable.
Healthcare organizations that use IDG Logbook and wish to be formally acknowledged within the application — or that wish to explore a defined collaboration — are welcome to contact the developer. Relevant arrangements may include hospitals that want to be listed as verified user institutions, academic departments interested in a teaching or reference arrangement, or pharmaceutical distributors operating in Iraq who wish to ensure their locally available products are accurately represented in the formulary data.
Any collaboration is evaluated on the condition that it carries no influence over the neutrality of clinical content. Acknowledged partners are disclosed transparently within the application. The application's data and decision logic remain fully independent of any external relationship.
Open the app, enter your email, and enter the 6-digit code you receive. Your trial starts immediately with full access to all features. No password, no App Store account, no credit card. The trial is tied to your email server-side — clearing the browser or reinstalling does not reset it. Up to 5 devices can be active on one trial email.
After 7 days the application shows a license screen. Your favorites and recent history are preserved. Activating a license key unlocks the app immediately without any data loss. A 72-hour offline grace period applies — if you are using the app offline when the trial expires, you can continue until your next network connection.
Yes, completely. After the first load, all 571 monographs, all 11 appendices, and the search engine are cached on the device. The only functions requiring connectivity are trial activation, license activation, and background update checks. Everything else — search, appendices, monographs — is entirely local.
Two come from the Iraq Drug Guide source material: Mechanism of Action (450 drugs) and Pediatric Doses (445 drugs). Nine additional tools were built from the same dataset: Pregnancy Safety Engine (FDA and TGA), Lactation Safety Browser, Renal & Hepatic Dose Index, Drug Interaction Checker, Trade Name Directory (553 names), Indication Finder (1,119 entries), Adverse Effect Browser (5,404 entries), Drug Class Browser (380 classes), and Drug Comparison. All results come from IDG data only.
The directory indexes 553 brand and trade names from the IDG formulary data — both Iraqi-manufactured products and international brands available in Iraq. Typing any trade name returns the generic drug, available strengths and forms, manufacturer, and country of origin, with a link to the full monograph. It is intended for immediate lookup at a pharmacy counter or bedside when only the brand name is available.
IDG Logbook is a structured reference tool. It presents data from the DSNC Iraq Drug Guide 3rd Edition 2024–2025 in a searchable, indexed format. No AI or language model is used to generate, infer, or supplement any field — every result is a direct retrieval from the source data. The application includes a full disclaimer and is intended to support, not replace, professional clinical judgment and current prescribing guidelines.
Updates download silently in the background during normal use. When a new version is ready, a brief notification appears. The update activates on the next launch — no manual action and no interruption to current work. All content updates, new features, and additional appendices released during the 3-year license period are included in the single purchase price.
The personal license covers one device. If you change phones or computers, contact Dr. Amir via WhatsApp or email to arrange a transfer. There is no fee for a single device transfer within the license period.
No. IDG Logbook is an independent project with no external funding, sponsorship, or institutional affiliation. No pharmaceutical company or distributor has influenced its content. There is no advertising within the application. Information about formal collaboration or acknowledgement arrangements is available in the Collaboration section.
Qi Card transfer (10,000 IQD via Send Money), WhatsApp payment arrangements, or other methods on request. Contact Dr. Amir to confirm. In-person arrangements are possible for colleagues in Wasit Governorate.
