OduDoc Info Extractor

Extract medicine, disease, treatment and lab info from any page and send the structured result to the OduDoc Information Wing.

OduDoc Info Extractor — turn any medical page into structured knowledge OduDoc Info Extractor is a browser companion for anyone who builds or maintains a medical knowledge base. Whenever you land on a page that describes a medicine, a disease, a treatment, a lab test, or a lab report, the extractor captures it in a single click, uses AI to structure the content into clean, consistent fields, and files the result straight into your OduDoc Information Wing. No copy-paste. No retyping into a form. No losing the reference the moment you close the tab. It is built for the way clinical teams, pharmacists, educators, and students actually research: dozens of open tabs, long monographs, and reference sites that are never organized the way you need them. Instead of bookmarking a page you will never revisit, you turn it into a durable, searchable entry the moment you read it. What it does Point the extractor at the page you are reading and choose a category — or let it detect one for you: 💊 Medicine — drug monographs, indications, dosing, interactions. 🩺 Disease — conditions, presentations, risk factors. 🏥 Treatment — procedures, regimens, protocols. 🧪 Lab test — assays, reference ranges, methodology. 📋 Lab report — result write-ups and interpretations. Hit Extract this page → OduDoc, and the content is pulled from the open tab, structured by AI into a categorized entry, and sent to your Information Wing where the rest of your team can find it. What used to be a page you skimmed and forgot becomes a permanent, searchable part of your reference set. Three ways to capture One-click extract. The fastest path: you are on a page, you tap once, the entry is filed. Perfect for the reference you stumble onto mid-research and want to keep without breaking your flow. Auto-crawl. Point it at an index, an A–Z list, or a page full of links and let it walk them for you. Set how many pages to visit and how long to wait between them, then watch progress live — "Crawling 12 / 25 · 9 structured" — and stop whenever you like. A whole drug or disease library becomes a set of clean entries while you do something else. Auto-pilot. Turn it on and every information page you visit is structured automatically in the background. Research the way you normally would; your knowledge base fills itself as you go. Free AI structuring The heavy lifting — reading the page, pulling out what matters, and shaping it into consistent fields — is done for you. Entries come back categorized and deduplicated, so the same medicine crawled twice is merged rather than filed twice. You get a tidy, uniform library instead of a pile of raw page dumps, and you never have to hand-type a single field. Structuring is included: there is no separate subscription or per-page charge to make sense of what you capture. Controls that respect the sites you read You stay in charge of pace and scope at all times: Max pages caps how far a crawl will go. Delay (seconds) spaces requests out so you are never hammering a server. Stop crawl halts everything on one tap. Category can be pinned to a specific type or left on auto-detect. These are not afterthoughts. Polite, predictable crawling is built into the core of the tool, because the people who use it depend on the same reference sites every day and want to stay good citizens of them. Who it is for Clinicians assembling a personal, trusted reference set they can search in seconds. Pharmacists tracking medicines, interactions, and monographs across many sources. Medical educators and students turning course reading into organized, reusable notes. OduDoc organizations building a shared, structured Information Wing their whole desk can search. If your work involves reading medical reference material and wishing it were organized, this is built for you. Part of the OduDoc platform OduDoc Info Extractor is the capture end of the OduDoc Information Wing — the platform's knowledge layer. Entries you extract land where your team already works, so the research one person does becomes a resource for everyone. The extractor is the on-ramp; OduDoc is where the knowledge lives, stays searchable, and grows over time. You do not need to be an OduDoc customer to appreciate the workflow, but if you are, the two fit together with no glue in between. Privacy and permissions The extractor works on the page you choose to act on. When you click Extract — or while a crawl or Auto-pilot session that you started is running — it reads the content of that page so it can be structured. It is designed for public medical reference material, not for capturing personal or patient data, and it only acts when you tell it to. Here is why it asks for what it asks for: Active tab / scripting — to read the page you tell it to extract. Tabs — to follow links during an auto-crawl. Storage — to remember your settings (server URL, category, pacing). Alarms — to pace crawls and background work politely. Offscreen — to run the AI structuring step. Downloads — to let you keep a local copy of what you collect. You point it at your server URL in Settings once; from then on, your structured entries flow to your own OduDoc Information Wing and nowhere else. Why teams use it Zero busywork. Reading is the only step you do; structuring and filing happen for you. Consistent by default. Every entry lands in the same shape, categorized and deduped. Fast at scale. Auto-crawl and Auto-pilot turn hours of copy-paste into a background task. Shared knowledge. Everything you capture is instantly useful to the rest of your OduDoc desk. Getting started Install the extension. Open Settings and paste your OduDoc server URL. Visit any medical reference page. Click Extract — or switch on Auto-pilot and just keep reading. That is the whole workflow. From the first click, the pages you read stop being tabs you lose and start being a knowledge base you own — one clean, categorized, searchable entry at a time. Install OduDoc Info Extractor and let the reference material you already read every day start working for you and your team.