Access is expensive
Public contracts show institutional drug-data spend in the tens of thousands per year and above.
Verified procurementThe open, always-current visual identity layer for medicines—declared by manufacturers, validated in pharmacies, and built for machines.
Drug data is essential infrastructure. Visual identity data is still treated like a gated add-on.
Commercial databases are broad and deeply embedded—but redistribution is restricted, source evidence is hard to inspect, and real-world image variation rarely becomes shared infrastructure. The last federal pill-identification service was retired in 2021.
Historical benchmark, not current market coverage. NLM’s final dataset is static and explicitly not for present-day pill identification. Source ↗
Public contracts show institutional drug-data spend in the tens of thousands per year and above.
Verified procurementDaily and weekly feeds exist, but customers cannot inspect or extend the full change pipeline.
Closed processA polished reference cannot represent lot, tooling, lighting, wear, or camera variation.
ML coverage gapEvery asset keeps its origin, evidence, freshness, and confidence. Synthetic references extend the dataset; they never masquerade as observed truth.
Imprint logic, product mappings, calibrated images, effective dates, and change events.
Consented field images cluster into valid appearance modes; outliers go to review.
Traceable variants cover lighting, angle, occlusion, cameras, and safe hard negatives.
Nothing loses its lineage. Raw capture, normalized crop, canonical mode, and synthetic derivative remain linked through immutable asset IDs.
origin · parent_ids · captured_at · model_version · license · confidence
}
We can seed product facts from DailyMed. A direct change feed makes your products easier to identify, safer to dispense, and faster to support—without waiting for a closed redistribution cycle.
Query product identity, search ambiguous imprints, or request reference assets without hiding how a result became trustworthy.
https://api.rxid.example/v1/ndc/00000-1234-10
200 OK
{
"ndc": "00000-1234-10",
"rxcui": "demo-1045",
"identity": {
"imprint": { "obverse": "A 14", "reverse": null },
"shape": "OVAL",
"color": ["PALE_MINT"]
},
"evidence": {
"status": "validated",
"observed_images": 42,
"appearance_modes": 2,
"confidence": 0.997
},
"updated_at": "2026-08-24T14:32:11Z"
}
Seeded from current public SPL records and normalized to product-level identity.
Manufacturer and licensed public-source assets with origin and capture metadata.
Clearly labeled derivatives for camera, lighting, orientation, and occlusion coverage.
No unlabeled mixing of declared, observed, or generated visual evidence.
We start where openness creates immediate utility, then earn the right to expand.
SPL ingestion, open schema, licensing review, archived-source audit.
Three manufacturer feeds, pharmacy capture pilot, public correction workflow.
Versioned bulk release, public API, search explorer, evaluation set.
Enterprise SLAs, verified feeds, global expansion, governance independence.
Creative directions only—trademark and domain screening still required.
We’re looking for manufacturer data stewards, pharmacy image partners, clinical safety reviewers, and developers to shape the first open release.