Family profiles
Keep a profile for each person you care for with conditions, allergies, medications, visits, immunizations, and documents nearby.
Family health records for everyone you look after
A calmer place for the health details families are always trying to find: medications, allergies, visits, school forms, care notes, lab results, documents, and portal exports, kept locally on your own computer.
HolyFHIR gives you a structured home for information that tends to scatter across portals, PDFs, pharmacy bags, discharge papers, school forms, care notes, and memory.
Keep a profile for each person you care for with conditions, allergies, medications, visits, immunizations, and documents nearby.
Bring in supported FHIR JSON, NDJSON, bundles, and requested-record ZIP exports while keeping the original source snapshots.
Organize PDFs, reports, visit summaries, labs, school notes, care instructions, and other records so they are easier to find when appointments come up.
Chart numeric observations such as weight, blood pressure, glucose, vitals, and lab values over time.
The app is designed to help you gather what you know, check what you have, and walk into the next appointment or care conversation with fewer loose ends.
Install the Windows app, create your first user, and keep your password and recovery material in a separate secure place.
Enter family members, conditions, allergies, medications, immunizations, visits, documents, vitals, and lab observations.
Review important history, trend measurements, and documents alongside records from clinicians, caregivers, portals, and pharmacies.
HolyFHIR is open source, which means the code can be inspected instead of treated like a black box. For a family health-record tool, that matters: people can see how the app stores data, handles imports, and makes tradeoffs.
Open source does not make software automatically safe or correct, but it does make the project more accountable. Bugs, privacy concerns, and design choices can be found, discussed, and improved in public.
HolyFHIR is early software for personal organization. It is not medical advice, not a certified medical record system, not a medical device, and not intended for diagnosis, treatment, emergencies, clinical decision support, or medication safety checking.
HolyFHIR is not represented as HIPAA-compliant, certified, validated, audited, production-ready, or appropriate for professional, clinical, organizational, research, or regulated use.
Always verify important health information against official records from your doctor, veterinarian, hospital, pharmacy, lab, school nurse, or patient portal.
You are responsible for protecting your device, app password, recovery key, backups, database files, and exported records.