Illustration
Empty-state system
Every empty region drawn in three meanings — not asked, asked and none found, withheld — because confusing them is a patient-safety defect rather than a design preference.
$2904 files · v2
Marketplace
Artwork that knows what an empty field means.
Stock illustration draws one empty state and calls it nothing to see here. An empty allergy list is three facts — nobody asked, asked and none found, or you may not see it — and each needs a different drawing.
Every item states what was checked: contrast pairs, forced colours, and what it does not claim.
No pack has been reviewed by a registered clinician yet, and none claims otherwise.
Announced
23 packs
Announced rather than hidden — a team deciding whether to build one of these themselves deserves to know it is coming. Selling is closed while the console is out of the first release, so every price here is what a pack will cost rather than an offer. Several are finished and measured; the shop is what is shut.
Icon pack
Clinical icon set
Glyphs for the vocabularies a generic set gets wrong: routes of administration, devices, sample containers, and the states a record can be in.
$1806 files · v1Theme pack
Severity ramp — colour-vision safe
A palette whose severity steps stay distinguishable under deuteranopia and in forced-colors mode, because severity carried by hue alone is severity nobody can read.
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$1201 file · v1Component
Vitals flowsheet
A time-by-observation grid that renders what was measured and says so when nothing was — an empty cell and an unrecorded observation are not the same fact.
- components/oxygen/vitals-flowsheet.tsx
$4501 file · v1Fixtures
Synthetic patients — the messy ones
PHI-free FHIR bundles that are deliberately awkward: units that disagree, a result amended twice, a name with no surname. Demos work on clean data; pilots do not.
- bundles/no-surname.json
- bundles/units-disagree.json
$3502 files · v1Component
Not built yetMeasurement-based care instruments
PHQ-9, GAD-7, AUDIT-C and PCL-5 in the published wording, scored and banded. Item 9 asks about self-harm, so it gets a route out of the form rather than a score.
$600Component
Not built yetC-SSRS risk screener
The Columbia protocol, branching as published — later questions appear only on particular answers, because the branching is the instrument rather than a convenience.
$700Illustration
Not built yetSafety plan — the patient's copy
The artefact somebody leaves the room with. A5, legible without the app, and readable at the worst moment of their year.
$250Component
Not built yet42 CFR Part 2 consent and disclosure
US substance-use records are governed more strictly than HIPAA: consent names the recipient, redisclosure is prohibited, and the prohibition travels with the record.
$800Component
Not built yetCaseload dashboard
A panel of clients by next-contact-due, missed appointments and assessments falling out of date. Sorted by who is overdue, because the clinician already knows who is sickest.
$550Component
Not built yetCrisis resources block
Localised hotline and warmline details that state plainly the app is not a crisis service. Free, because charging for this is the wrong look.
FreeComponent
Not built yetResults grid
Reference ranges that vary by age and sex, results amended twice, units that disagree between labs, and the difference between pending, cancelled and never ordered.
$650Component
Not built yetClinical date entry
Partial dates, because FHIR permits them and patients say “around 2019”. Relative dates for post-op days, and administration times that survive a time zone.
$300Component
Not built yetDictation-aware note editor
Coded autocomplete for SNOMED and ICD, and the legal difference between an addendum and an amendment — a signed note cannot be edited, only appended to.
$900Component
Not built yetPatient identity header
The band at the top of every clinical screen: preferred name against legal name, pronouns, allergy flags, and the identifiers a ward actually uses.
$220Theme pack
Not built yetLow-arousal palette
Clinical palettes are built around alarm. A behavioural-health surface is used by people in distress, and red for a non-urgent state is an unkind default.
$180Theme pack
Not built yetPrint and fax palette
Healthcare still faxes. A palette whose meaning survives one-bit monochrome, which is harder than greyscale and the case nobody tests.
$150Icon pack
Not built yetBehavioural-health iconography
Therapy modality, group against individual, telehealth, medication-assisted treatment, peer support. Generic sets offer a brain or a puzzle piece, both of which mean something else.
$220Illustration
Not built yetTrauma-informed imagery guidance
Partly a set and partly a document: what not to draw. Restraints, seclusion, pills in a hand, a figure alone behind glass. The prohibitions are the product.
$280Fixtures
Not built yetBehavioural-health caseload
Forty synthetic clients with the awkward cases built in: a no-show streak, a half-finished PHQ-9, somebody who declined item 9, a client whose insurer has a different name.
$400Fixtures
Not built yetAdversarial accessibility fixtures
Palettes that pass in isolation and fail in place — an ordinary brand teal whose derived accent puts white at 2.98:1. A test suite nobody else has to discover.
$200Component
Not built yetFigma library — the whole system
Variables for three tiers and three themes, every component published, with Code Connect so Dev Mode shows the real import. Needs a named owner before it starts.
$1,500Fixtures
Not built yetVPAT and conformance report
Pre-filled from the gate's own measurements rather than written from memory the week before a deadline. Every healthcare procurement asks for one.
$900
Buying will happen in the console
A purchase belongs to an organisation, not to the person who paid — so checkout, entitlement and delivery all live there. Packs will be perpetual and install into a theme draft.