How the lab works
- Describe an app in a sentence or two — or start from an idea card or a working example.
- Answer a few tap-to-answer questions.
- Approve a one-page design (edit it, or ask for changes first).
- An AI agent builds it in its own sandbox — usually 2–8 minutes — and puts it online at its own address.
- Keep talking: every change you ask for becomes a new version. "Undo" goes back one.
What your app can use
🏥 A synthetic EHR338+ synthetic patients on a FHIR server: conditions, labs, vitals, medicines, notes, genetics.
🧬 Synthetic casesTen healthy patients across the lifespan, and eight disease cases built from them, with genetic and pharmacogenomic results.
🎓 Healthy base patientsTen diverse, healthy people you can turn into any disease case, plus ready-made recipes (diabetes, BRCA1, Lynch, sickle cell…).
✨ AI inside the appSummarize, explain, extract, draft, critique — the app can call Claude.
🗄️ A shared databaseEveryone who opens the app sees the same records: registries, sign-ups, queues, votes.
📄 UploadsUpload a PDF or text file and have the app read it.
📊 ChartsTimelines, dashboards, trends, pedigrees — on a phone or a big screen.
🧩 Vibe Chart, our EHRBuild a decision-support widget that runs inside the EHR next to the open patient and raises alerts.
Apps can't reach the internet or real systems (no Epic, email or texting), and everything is synthetic.
Four shapes of app
- 📱 Phone app — feels like an iPhone app. In Safari tap ⋯ or Share › Add to Home Screen and it opens full-screen.
- 🌐 Web app — a page that works on phones and laptops.
- 📊 Dashboard — charts and tables for a laptop or projector.
- 🧩 EHR widget — opens inside Vibe Chart with the patient the clinician has open.
Asking for changes that work
Be concrete, one or two things at a time, and say what you see:
"Add a chart of A1c over the last five years, with the 7% goal as a dashed line."
"The patient list is too long — show only patients over 50 with diabetes."
"When I tap Explain, nothing happens. Make the button show a spinner and the answer below it."
"Make it look calmer: white background, one accent color, bigger text."
If a change goes wrong, tap Undo last change. If the app gets tangled, describe what it should do from scratch — or remix an example.
Working as a team
Your project's page is your key. Tap Share with your team to send the link — anyone with it can ask for changes. Take turns, so changes don't collide.
The showcase
On your project page, tick Show my app in the gallery and add a one-line description. We'll put the gallery on the big screen.