PediAid brings together the calculators, clinical scores, growth charts, immunisation schedules, drug formulary and decision-support tools that paediatricians, neonatologists, registrars and nurses reach for every shift — in one fast, offline-friendly app.
On the App Store and Google Play · or open the full web app in any browser
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PediAid bundles the calculators, scores, charts and reference data that paediatricians and neonatologists juggle across tabs, books and bookmarks — designed around how paediatric care actually flows.
Eighteen+ tools — from GIR and maintenance fluids to blood-gas, BSA, CGA/PMA and Schwartz eGFR — with visible formulas and safety bands.
Plot WHO and IAP percentiles or Fenton preterm growth curves with z-scores. Compare across visits, switch percentile / z-score views.
Two complete pathways: AAP 2022 hour-specific thresholds for ≥35 weeks, and NICE CG98 graphical thresholds for 23 – 38+ weeks preterm.
Searchable neonatal and paediatric drug entries — indications, dosing, intervals and key safety notes at a glance.
Neonatal scores (Apgar, Ballard, Sarnat, Thompson, Downes, Silverman-Anderson, LATCH, POFRAS) alongside a paediatric library grouped by system — PEWS, Westley croup, Kawasaki, PECARN, Child-Pugh, PUCAI, DSM-5 screens and more.
Age-banded lab normals by system, NRP 9th edition, PALS and BLS algorithms and a Lund-Browder burns chart — all bundled and offline-ready.
IAP and National (NIS) schedules side by side, plus a rule-based catch-up planner: enter what a child has already had and it works out what is due, what is still valid and what can be given today.
Around 50 downloadable PDFs — question banks and viva material, X-ray and instruments decks, national health programmes, case proformas, growth and scoring sheets.
Calculators answer what to give. Academics is where you find out why the number changed — the trials that moved practice, what a new guideline actually altered, and the meetings where it gets argued out. Free, no sign-up to read.
The studies that changed paediatric and neonatal practice, reviewed the way you would present them: what it asked, what it found, where it is weak, what to take away.
What changed in a new guideline and what it means on the ward — AAP, NICE, NRP, Surviving Sepsis — alongside the full IAP STG 2022, IAP Action Plan 2026 and NNF CPG 2021 chapters.
Conferences, webinars, workshops and courses in one calendar. Register, add to your own calendar, collect certificates — and post your own event for review.
Bookmark a trial, guideline, chapter or event and it is there on every device you sign in on — phone on the ward, browser at the desk. One account across all of PediAid.
Anonymous, moderated accounts of real clinical mistakes and what was learned — shared so the next person does not repeat them. No names, no units, no blame.
Submit a trial review or a guideline note. Every submission is reviewed before it is published, credited to you by name, and carries its own PediAid ID so it can be cited and shared.
A decimal misread on a handwritten chart. Two people checked; both read what they expected to read, not what was written.
Native Flutter app with instant calculations and zero round-trips. Every tap responds in the same frame.
Thresholds digitised from AAP 2022, NICE CG98, WHO and IAP source documents — references shown on every screen.
Web, Android, iOS, Windows, Linux and macOS from a single Flutter codebase. Same answers, every device.
Designed alongside paediatricians, neonatologists and trainees. Clinical feedback shapes every release — write to us if a tool needs sharper bands or a new screen.
A non-exhaustive sample of the tools available today across web and mobile — every one of them peer-reviewed against its source guideline.
Fluids, TPN, GIR, bilirubin, BP percentiles, ETT size, eGFR and more.
Severity scores and diagnostic criteria across 15 specialties.
WHO, IAP 2015, Fenton preterm and INTERGROWTH-21st.
NRP, PALS, DKA, immunisation, milestones, neonatal echo.
Envenomation, poisoning and antidotes, asthma, shock.
Drug formulary, lab normal values and the Academics library.
Required dextrose %, two-stock mixing instructions, central-line safety bands.
Holliday-Segar with paediatric tweaks and electrolyte reminders.
Gestation-adjusted MAP / SBP percentiles.
AAP 2017 paediatric BP percentile by age, sex, height.
AAP 2022 hour-specific TSB thresholds, neurotoxicity risk factors, B/A ratio.
NICE CG98 graphical thresholds, 23 – 38+ weeks, with intensified-zone logic.
0 – 5 yr percentiles & z-scores for weight, length/height, head circumference and BMI.
5 – 18 yr Indian growth references (IAP 2015).
Fenton preterm growth curves, 22 – 50 weeks PMA.
Bedside paediatric eGFR with creatinine and height.
Acid-base interpretation with compensation checks.
Tidal volume, MAP, OI / OSI helpers.
Lund-Browder body chart, %TBSA and Parkland fluids.
Corrected gestational age and post-menstrual age.
Apgar, Ballard, Sarnat, Downe, Silverman-Anderson.
Paediatric and neonatal dosing with per-drug detail pages.
What is due, what still counts, what can be given today.
110 neonatal and paediatric scoring systems.
Both Indian immunisation schedules, side by side.
PediAid is live on both stores — iPhone, iPad and Android. Prefer not to install? The full web app runs in any browser, with the same account and the same saved items across every device.
Every calculator, chart and guide is free to use — no subscription and no paywall. Servers, the database and the developer accounts are paid for out of pocket by one paediatrician. If PediAid saves you time on a shift, a small contribution keeps it running for everyone else.
Entirely optional — nothing in the app is locked behind it.
The things people ask before they install it.
Yes, completely. Every calculator, clinical score, growth chart, drug entry and PDF resource is free to use, with no subscription, no trial and no paywall. It is paid for out of pocket by one paediatrician.
The clinical tools do. Calculators, clinical scores, growth charts, the drug formulary and lab reference values are bundled with the app and compute without a connection, which is the point on a ward round with no signal. The Academics sections — trial reviews, guideline notes and CME listings — need a connection because they update.
iOS, Android and the web. The iOS and Android apps are free on the App Store and Google Play, and the same app runs in a browser at pediaid.bridgr.co.in with nothing to install.
62 calculators and 110 clinical scores — 96 paediatric scores across 15 specialties and 14 neonatal scores. Every score shows its exact criteria, the weight each one carries, the severity bands and the publication it comes from.
WHO, IAP 2015, Fenton 2025 for preterm infants, and INTERGROWTH-21st. Each plots weight, length and head circumference, returns the percentile and Z-score, and exports the plotted chart as a PDF for the record.
Yes. Both Indian schedules are included — IAP and the National Immunisation Schedule — along with a catch-up planner that takes a child's age and the doses already given, and works out what is due, what still counts and what can be given today.
Not for the clinical tools. Calculators, scores, charts, the formulary and lab values all work without signing in. An account is only needed for the parts that keep track of your own activity — saving a trial to read later, or submitting an event to CME.
PediAid is built by Dr Sunil Mulgund, a paediatrician. Every tool names the guideline or publication it is based on — AAP, NICE, WHO, IAP, NNF and the original papers behind each score — on the screen where it is used, so the source can be checked rather than taken on trust.