A medical reference app for healthcare professionals caring for newborns. It offers clinical calculations, a handbook for common challenges, and detailed drug information with dosing and interactions.
1.0.4
December 14, 2025
Updates + Minimal iOS requirements 17.0 → 26.0 + Updated Age ratings Improvements + Tested for different screens (iPhone Air/iPhone 17/iPhone 17 Pro/Max)
MoreNeoTools is a medical reference application designed for healthcare professionals specializing in newborn care. It provides essential clinical calculations, a comprehensive handbook for common neonatal challenges, and detailed information on commonly used medications.
NeoTools is organized into several key sections: Modules for everyday clinical calculations, a Handbook covering common clinical challenges with diagnosis and therapy, and a Pharmacy section detailing drug information, dosing, and interactions.
The app offers calculations across various categories relevant to neonatology, including Airways (Intubation, Oxygenation, Ventilation), Circulation (Alkalinization, Drugs, Heparin, Lines), Metabolism (Fluids, Glucose, Insulin, Nutrition), Neurology, Nephrology, and Perinatology.
Yes, the Pharmacy section of NeoTools includes detailed information on drug interactions, covering solution and terminal site compatibility. It also provides an overview of the drug, dosing, adverse effects, and pharmacology.
Within the Handbook and Pharmacy sections, NeoTools provides links to online articles on the Infantools website for more in-depth analysis. It also includes references with direct online links to the original sources of information.
NeoTools is a paid application, available for purchase at $19.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features and content.
NeoTools is currently supported on iPhones. It is designed for iOS devices, offering its medical resources on the go for healthcare professionals.
The latest version of NeoTools is 1.0.4, and it was last updated on December 14, 2025. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions by the developer.
