The OHIF Viewer reads CT, MR, PET, and slide microscopy studies straight from a DICOMweb archive and shows them in any browser tab, with no workstation software to install. The study list filters by patient name, MRN, study date, description, modality, and accession number. Each study launches into the workflow mode that fits its modalities. Basic Viewer mode tracks the measurements drawn on images and gathers them in a side panel for review. Layouts include MPR, four-up 3D, volume rendering, and PET/CT fusion with maximum intensity projection. Labelmap tools offer brush, eraser, threshold, and shape segmentation, and DICOM segmentation, RT Structure, and structured report objects display alongside the pixels. PDFs, video clips, ECG waveforms, 4D series, and whole slide microscopy open in the same interface. Hanging protocols arrange series the way each workflow expects. An iframe embed drops the viewer into a portal or research app. Pair it with Orthanc or DCM4CHEE for storage and Keycloak for sign-in. Oncology trial reads, imaging research, and web front ends for a PACS are the usual jobs. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.

Mere Medical pulls the records from every hospital and clinic patient portal you use into one date-ordered timeline, so lab panels, immunizations, and procedures from different systems sit side by side. Each timeline card shows its facility and, when recorded, the provider, and expands with View More; a Jump To index leaps between years. The Summary tab condenses bookmarked labs, medications, conditions, immunizations, care plans, and allergies onto one dashboard whose cards can be dragged into any order or hidden. Lab results are graphed over time wherever the units line up, and a search bar finds specific entries by keyword. Connections sync from Epic MyChart, Oracle Health (Cerner), Veradigm, DrChrono, eClinicalWorks Healow, athenahealth, and NextGen, and several sources can feed one profile at once. Everything lives on your device, so records stay searchable offline and no account sign-in is needed; an optional password encrypts them at rest. Separate user profiles hold each person's records, and JSON export and import make backups simple. Experimental AI features add semantic search that links a phrase like high blood sugar to related labs, plus a Mere Assistant that answers plain-language questions about your records using local Ollama models or an OpenAI key. Install it on a phone or desktop home screen for quick access in the waiting room. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.