AxiDerm™ 
Dermatology decisions, without the guesswork

Otic AxiDerm™
Visualize the options for treating any otitis case, including the case that keeps coming back. Match cytology with a topical option. Personalized handouts built-in around otitis externa.  

Ear Severity Score
Otitis externa severity score tracker with a built-in, personalized handout to give to owners that helps explain what you are seeing. 

Pseudomonas Otitis Checklist
A multi-step protocol for the ear infection every vet dreads. This is a checklist that any veterinarian can use to help improve outcomes for these cases. 

Medication AxiDerm™
A unique visual aide for veterinarians to help giude their treatment for any atopic case. This is Dr. Painter's favorite! 

Steroid Taper Tool
Craft an ideal steroid taper plan for your patient based on their severity, and other features. Personalized handouts and schedules based on what you pick can also be generated.

Pyoderma Treatment and Culture Interpretation
Staph-focused antibiotic selection anchored to ISCAID 2025 pyoderma guidance, including methicillin-resistance logic. This is like a consult, in a tool. 

MRSP Rick Calculator
Do you need to culture this case? Calculate risk for MRSP with this. 

Supplement Auditor
Over 30 OTC supplements audited for their ingredients and safety. Ready-made handouts available to give owners. 

Differentials Checklist
Map differentials based on lesions, location on the body, and breed. 

Nope, this is a web-app. Welcome to my journey of learning the difference between a "native app" and a "web-app". In all honesty, a web-app is much more streamlined to create and allows the designer (me!) to have more freedom to ensure I can do exactly what I set out to do. The app-store is fun and maybe one day I will have an app there. But, today, you get a web-app! https://axiderm.theallergicdog.com/

Also, just becasue it is important - this app was designed to be mobile-responsive and it works just as well on the laptop as it does on your phone. 

Drug references tell you what exists. They don't tell you whether this patient needs Cytopoint or Zenrelia, how to stage a Pseudomonas case, or whether this owner's fatty acid supplement is a good one. AxiDerm™ doesn't replace your references or your clinical judgment — it supports the way you already think, so you can practice with support.

Because Zenrelia® was approved in September 2024. Numelvi™ in February 2026. ISCAID guidelines get revised. A tool you buy once is a tool that ages out. A subscription means what you open on Tuesday reflects where the evidence actually is, not where it was when someone wrote a textbook chapter.

You see allergic dogs five days a week. AxiDerm™ costs less than $1 a day. If it changes how you approach one Cytopoint vs. Zenrelia decision, one ear recheck, one diet trial conversation, it's already paid for itself. Fourteen days free to find out. 

No. Every recommendation in AxiDerm™ is built on a deterministic clinical framework — my framework, based on current evidence, published guidelines, and 10+ years in referral practice. No language model. No hallucinations. No confident-sounding answers that aren't grounded in anything real. The tool does exactly what I designed it to do, every time.

 If AxiDerm™ earns a spot in your workflow, your access continues without you having to remember anything or sign-up when you are mid-case and need an answer. If it doesn't, cancel any time before day 14 and you are charged nothing.

You will not be surprised. I send an email three days before your trial ends with the exact date and the exact amount, and cancelling takes two clicks — no email to me, no conversation, no retention offer. I would much rather you cancel cleanly than carry a subscription you don't want or need.

And, for what it's worth, less than 5% of veterianrians cancel at the end of their free trial. This is an app that sticks.