Guidelines
Keep consensus recommendations and standard-of-care context directly accessible.
A clear, inspectable view of what may be worth considering next, why it matters, and how to measure the response.
A recommendation is only useful if the clinician can inspect the evidence, uncertainty, patient fit, tradeoffs, and the follow-up question attached to it.
The goal is to compress a large intervention and evidence landscape into a small number of reviewable questions.
Amity is being designed to preserve where evidence came from and how well it applies to the patient in front of you.
Keep consensus recommendations and standard-of-care context directly accessible.
Link the underlying trials and clinical evidence without flattening different evidence types together.
See direction, persistence, variability, and prior response rather than one isolated result.
Keep comorbidities, medications, contraindications, preferences, and goals in the same review.
Amity is intended to sit above existing data and care workflows, not force a practice to rebuild everything around another dashboard.
See how the patient is responding and keep suggested next steps connected to new data, safety signals, and changing clinical context.
Get to the decision question faster.
Inspect the reasoning instead of accepting a black box.
Keep the reassessment plan attached to the original decision.
Use one structured view to discuss tradeoffs with the patient.
Join the clinician list for pilot conversations and product updates.
Amity is in development and is not a substitute for professional medical judgment.