Atomic Workspace

Atomic Workspace helps clinical teams turn healthcare workflow ideas into working application prototypes.

It is built for people who understand the clinical or operational problem: clinicians, care teams, clinical analysts, researchers, product owners, and healthcare IT teams. You do not need to start with a software specification. You start with the problem you want to solve.

In Atomic Workspace, a project gives your team one shared place to:

describe a clinical application idea
refine requirements with an AI agent
build a working app in a FHIR-native sandbox
preview provider and patient views
review the app, files, services, skills, and healthcare data
iterate before a production decision is made

Atomic Workspace is not a replacement for clinical governance, security review, or production approval. It shortens the path from idea to validated working software so those decisions can be made with something concrete in front of the team.

What you can build

Atomic Workspace is best suited for healthcare apps that are too specific or too urgent to wait in a general backlog:

patient intake flows
vital signs tracking
clinical data viewers
clinical decision support modules
patient-reported outcome follow-up
care team workflow tools
clinical calculators
analytics and quality dashboards

These apps are built around healthcare data and clinical workflows. The normal output is a working application that can be reviewed in the workspace and prepared for SMART on FHIR deployment when the team is ready.

How the work flows

You create a project from a prompt or a template.
The agent asks questions to clarify the intended users, workflow, data, rules, and success criteria.
The agent writes a product vision for review.
You approve or correct the direction.
The agent builds the application.
You test the result in the project preview.
The team repeats the loop until the app is ready for the next review step.

Where to start

Start with Create your first project.

For terminology, see Key concepts.