AI-native electronic health records.
Gigabox EHR is what an electronic health records platform looks like when humans design it and AI builds, ships, and operates everything else. Patient portal, scheduling, telehealth, lab orders, prescriptions, referrals, and AI-generated visit summaries — all in one app.
What's inside
Six modules, all production-grade, all built end-to-end by AI.
Smart Encounter
A five-step workflow — intake, AI-drafted SOAP notes, orders, billing, and complete — with AI-generated medical coding and claim drafts.
Scheduling
Calendar view, real-time availability, booking with confirmation email, and an autonomous reminder agent that runs hourly.
Telehealth
One-to-one WebRTC video sessions with in-app signaling. No third-party SDK, no per-minute charges.
Orders & Referrals
Lab orders, imaging orders, prescriptions, and specialist referrals as first-class encounter entities — with AI-drafted referral letters and order suggestions.
Patient Portal
Patients see their visit history, medications, allergies, upcoming appointments, and AI-generated plain-language visit summaries.
Mobile App
Native iOS app on TestFlight with Sign in with Apple, push notifications, and offline-aware caching. Built with Expo and Clerk.
How it's built
A modern stack, chosen by AI, deployed by AI, operated by AI.
Why we built it
Electronic health records are a notoriously hard category. The incumbents are slow, expensive, ugly, and built on technology decades old. Every clinic we've talked to has a story about wrestling their EHR.
We wanted to know what an EHR would look like if a small team designed it from scratch and AI did the rest of the work. So we built one. The result is Gigabox EHR — a working demonstration with a patient portal, scheduling, telehealth, lab orders, prescriptions, referrals, AI-generated visit summaries, and a native iOS app, all developed and deployed without humans writing production code.
Gigabox EHR is currently a research and development product. The patient profiles shown in the app are fictional. We are not yet processing real protected health information. When that changes, we will update our privacy policy and notify active users.