Spezi Features
Our open-source software reconceptualizes a digital health development ecosystem. The Stanford Spezi ecosystem emerged as a modular, standards-based digital health system, enhancing the template application-based approach with a diverse software package ecosystem. Rather than pre-packaging software components, we devised independent modules that interact through standardized methods. This allows developers to progressively adopt varying functionalities, akin to building with Lego pieces, and cater to their specific needs. With a foundation in standards-based data exchange like HL7 FHIR, developers can reuse components and connect mobile, wearable, and spatial digital health solutions to electronic health record (EHR) systems.
Getting Started
The simplest way to get started with Spezi is to try our Template Application on Github. The template application is a fully-functioning iOS app that comes with common digital health features pre-integrated.
Spezi Modules
Connected Devices
Connect medical devices with Bluetooth
LLMs and AI Integrations
User interfaces for chat-based interactions, cloud-based LLMs, speech
Onboarding
Provides customizable screens for user onboarding and consent
Template Application
Demo of ecosystem of Spezi App
These are a few of many modules available for the Spezi framework, with new modules regularly being released. For a full list of modules, please see our GitHub page:
You can also build your own Spezi module! See our documentation for more information: Documentation
For developers
If you are a developer interested in implementing these features, head over to our Spezi GitHub page to access all of the Spezi modules. Also, learn more about the framework of Spezi by visiting our Spezi Architecture page.