The detailing book your reps carry as an app.
A digital pharma visual aid for Android — medical reps present your brands to doctors with direct brand navigation, offline support and division-wise content. Designed and set up by RX Design Hub.
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1,000+ is our printed visual-aid track record — not a count of app users or downloads.
What an e-visual aid app actually is
A pharma brand presentation, rebuilt inside an Android app for the doctor call.
Reps open the app in chambers, clinics and hospitals and show the pages for the brand being discussed. The content still follows a presentation sequence — but side indexing lets a rep jump directly to a brand the moment the conversation shifts.
Teams move from print to digital for practical reasons: a growing brand portfolio, content that keeps changing, and the need to carry several divisions in one place. An app is another way to organise that material — it doesn't make a printed book unnecessary. The right format depends on your team's devices, campaign and call routine.
RX Design Hub's app is a real Android app, not a PDF or PPT renamed as an app. It combines prepared brand pages with direct navigation, smooth page transitions and full offline presentation.
What's inside the app
Offline presentation, direct brand navigation and a content setup that flexes to your portfolio.
Side brand indexing
A fixed rail of every brand sits beside the page. A rep opens the exact brand a doctor asks about — no thumbing through every earlier page to get there.
Offline support
Prepared brand pages present without internet — reliable inside clinics and hospitals where signal drops. Ask how the initial setup and later updates are supplied.
Smooth page transitions
Prepared pages connect with clean animations during the presentation.
Division-wise setup
Arrange the app for Cardiac, Diabetic, Gynae, Pedia or your own custom divisions.
10 to 200+ pages
No fixed page limit. Share your real page count so the structure can be planned around it.
Future content updates
Add or remove brands, drop pages and replace content through a later update, arranged with the team.
Organised by division
Set the app up around the divisions your field team already runs.
Share which brands belong in each division and the order they should appear in. That gives us a clear basis for the page sequence and the side brand index.
Division-wise organisation is a content arrangement — not a claim about login permissions or sales-team tracking.
Printed book or app?
Both present offline during a call. The honest differences are below.
Printed visual aid
- A physical presentation book — needs no battery
- Reliable in any chamber, nothing to charge or install
- More books in the bag as the portfolio grows
E-visual aid app
- Holds a large page collection without extra weight
- Direct brand navigation and division-wise setup
- Needs a charged Android device
Content changes, device readiness and full campaign cost should guide the choice. Read the full comparison
From brief to app
Start with your total pages and divisions. We handle designing through complete app setup.
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Share the requirement
Send your total page count, divisions and the brands that need to be presented.
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Plan and design the pages
We develop the presentation around your brand content and the agreed page sequence.
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Arrange indexing and app setup
We set up the divisions, side brand navigation and the Android app. Ask for a sample to review the presentation.
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Plan later changes
Come back when brands or pages need to be added, removed or revised.
Questions, answered
Offline Android presentations, division-wise organisation and future content updates.
What is an e-visual aid app?
Does the e-visual aid app work offline?
Is there a fixed page limit?
Can I go directly to a particular brand?
Can the app be arranged by pharma division?
Can brands and pages be updated later?
Is the app the same as a PDF or PPT visual aid?
How do I request a free sample app?
How much does a complete e-visual aid app cost?
Request a free sample app
Send your total pages and divisions to start the conversation. Call or email if you prefer.
The complete custom app and later updates are quoted separately.
E-Visual Aid App guides
How the app is set up, how it compares with print, and how to request a sample.