Explore the demo
Three fictional people, one synthetic report
Every screen below is built from the registered synthetic fixtures. No real person, laboratory or clinician exists behind it.
These pages are a read-only snapshot exported on the date shown in the banner; buttons and forms do not act.Each link signs you in as the labelled persona (no password exists) and opens the live page on the local demo stack.
Roger O. · fictional member
Six quarterly synthetic lab panels, one released report, goals and questions.
- Dashboard — Readiness, what changed, review status, biomarkers, trends, plan and goals
- My report — Released versions only, PDF download, compare with the previous version
- Lab results — Every result exactly as the laboratory reported it, with provenance
- Trends — Only comparable results are joined; gaps are explained
- Plan & goals — Clinician plan as released; the member's own goals and completion marks
- Consent — Versioned consent: what was acknowledged, and the version in force
- Devices — Wearable data as member-provided context — each source on its own, never merged with labs
Dr. Avery Chen, MD · fictional clinician
Assigned to Roger O. Reviews the exact version, approves the exact hash, releases.
- Review queue — Assigned work, tasks, due dates — no model-generated priority
- EHR attachments — System-of-record attachment queue; adapter disabled in this build
Operations · fictional operations role
Processing metadata only: never a result or a narrative.
- Jobs and dependencies — Queue metrics, dependency probes, audited retry and cancel
- Audit log — Hash-chained events; reasons redacted for this role
Passing tests and pleasant screens are not clinical validation. See About the demo.