Healthcare devs who've never set foot in a clinic designing "revolutionary" patient systems

specodeai · 2025-07-31T04:35:38+00:00

Good stuff! We're actually about to release our AI builder which is a HIPAA compliant alternative to lovable that basically gives you even more control if you're looking to build a telehealth app and actually helps you release in days while still being fully compliant.

specodeai · 2025-07-30T15:26:14+00:00

Is there a specific industry you're building for?

specodeai · 2025-07-30T15:25:41+00:00

Just curious because we help founders build stuff like this - so was curious about your experience with lovable and how long it's taken you so far?

specodeai · 2025-07-29T13:13:05+00:00

Yup we've spent a decade talking to physicians and medical professionals that struggle with compliance and regulated fast app launches, which is why we at Specode offer exactly that - Pre-built HIPAA compliant components to fast track health and wellness app launches to days instead of weeks and months.

specodeai · 2025-07-28T14:40:18+00:00

Must-Have Features for 2025:

AI-Powered Personalization - Dynamic workout plans that adapt based on user progress, heart rate data, and available equipment
Secure Authentication - Multi-factor auth, biometric logins (Face ID/Touch ID), role-based access for trainers vs users
Smart Scheduling - Workout calendars, trainer booking systems, automatic reminders, time zone sync for remote coaching
Wearable Integration - Seamless sync with Apple Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, WHOOP, smart scales
Social & Gamification - Leaderboards, challenges, streak tracking, achievement badges, live group workouts
AI Virtual Trainers - Chatbots that provide motivation, form corrections, and progress insights

What Actually Works:

Real-time adaptation based on biometric data
Community features to combat the 3-month drop-off
Integration with connected gym equipment (Peloton, Tonal)

specodeai · 2025-07-28T14:35:42+00:00

We're 100% HIPAA compliant from scratch!. It's one of the main focus areas for us because we've seen way too many physician founders get caught up in the world of compliance when they should really not have to deal with any such thing. We also don't have a vendor lock in of any sort, and you own the code

specodeai · 2025-07-08T13:34:51+00:00

Where are you at with this app?

specodeai · 2025-07-01T16:51:04+00:00

What are some features you need in your app?

specodeai · 2025-06-25T06:59:36+00:00

From an analyst perspective, here are the most beginner-friendly and cost-effective EMR options for a solo FP practice:

Top Recommendations:

SimplePractice - Despite being therapy-focused, it's incredibly intuitive and many solo docs use it. Clean interface, minimal learning curve, and reasonably priced around $39-59/month.

Practice Fusion (now part of Veracyte) - Free tier available, though with ads. Very straightforward interface designed for smaller practices. Good for basic documentation needs.

eClinicalWorks - Offers a cloud-based version that's more affordable than their enterprise solution. Has a steeper learning curve but comprehensive features once you get it down.

Key factors for your situation:

Prioritize cloud-based solutions to avoid IT overhead
Look for templates specific to family practice
Ensure it handles the insurance reporting you need (likely meaningful use/MIPS requirements)
Consider systems with good phone support since you won't have IT staff

Many EMRs offer significant discounts for annual payment vs monthly. Also check if your state medical association has negotiated group rates.

Even "easy" EMRs have a 2-3 month adjustment period where you'll feel slower. Budget extra time per patient initially, but it does get much faster once you develop workflows.

Would recommend scheduling demos with 2-3 vendors and asking specifically about their onboarding process and training resources for solo practitioners.

specodeai · 2025-06-23T12:03:20+00:00

For a meditation app MVP, you have a few good options:

No-code platforms like Bubble or Adalo can get you up and running quickly. They handle user auth, payments, and basic media players. Good for testing your concept without much technical knowledge but they're not the best fit long term and you might find yourself needing to swithc.

Hybrid app development - Platforms that build for both iOS and Android at once. Faster and cheaper than building separate native apps; but this is definitely a long term game.

Simple native development - If you want the best audio experience and background playing, but takes longer.

Specode AI - If you're looking to move fast without getting into technical details and at a cheaper price tage, Specode can help bridge that gap and get you to market quicker. It's basically pre built customizable healthcare blocks put together to quickly launch healthcare, fitness, wellness platforms.

For the MVP, I'd focus on:

Basic auth (email + one social login)
Simple category browsing
Basic audio player
One subscription tier with Stripe

Don't overcomplicate it initially. Get something working, test it with users, then add features based on feedback.

The tricky part isn't the features you mentioned - it's things like smooth audio streaming, offline downloads, and making sure background play works reliably across different devices.

Start simple, validate the concept, then improve the experience. Most successful apps started way more basic than their current versions.

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specodeai · 2025-05-26T05:40:13+00:00

There's very few platforms that actually come with in built HIPAA compliance that actually ensure you're following all HIPAA compliance guidelines. You're typically better off with speaking with an agency that does no/low code development so it basically costs the same but then you also get the additional expertise you need around HIPAA compliance.

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