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rchart is a community developed electronic health record (EHR) that runs on Windows, MacOS, and Linux. As a project, rchart strives to be: fast, intuitive, extensible via community developed plugins!
- FOSS - Free and Open Source Software
- Physcian Centered Design - modern, efficient, productive workflows--no focus on billing!
- Offline First - not everyone has 24/7 access to fast internet
- Global Language Support - use rchart no matter what language you speak
Missing a feature? Check out our roadmap:
- new patient
- patient list
- view patient info
- edit patient info
- new patient encounter
- add patient note
- edit patient encounter
- auth
- support multiple users at once
- support multiple workplaces
- task list
- calendar
- global search function
- note templates
- custom UI themes
- multilanguage support
- custom niche workflows
- extension support
- default clinical support tools
- patient population data visualization tools
- billing
- chat
You can download via the following. Alternatively you can download on your specific platform or build the program from source. What is building from source? Explained:
We can use a lot of help. We need those that can code, help support languages, create art, and manage the project!
We are using Svelte (specifically the SvelteKit metaframework) with TypeScript enabled for the frontend UI. TailwindCSS helps us organize our CSS design system. On the backend, we are using Tauri and Rust connected to a SQLite database.
- dependencies
- building, running
- conventions
- acessibility
- language
Please utilize forks and pull requests to contribute. The default development branch is 'dev'
So far no questions have been asked!
- Core Team: Logan Nguyen -- just me so far!
- Contributors: none so far!
- backers, sponsors?
- future dono link?
- add pictures off the app
- create a logo
- more badges
- add link to website for the download button
- add link to docs website
- create demo site and link it
- add an emogji in front of the motto
- have the table of contents work properly
- list the current features
- add a video showing off the features
- link to roadmap on website
- explain AGPL3 and how you can use it
- properly explain how to dowload the app on each platform
- explain how to set up a dev enviroment
- add links to the tech stack technologies mentioned
- link code of conduct file
- create a discord server? slack?
- we need a contributor guide for adding language support
- add a guide for improving the documentation
- add a guide for reporting bug, etc