CardinalKit Documentation

Introduction to CardinalKit

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We recommend that all new projects on iOS use Stanford Speziopen in new window, our modular and standards-based digital health framework. Check out the Spezi Template Applicationopen in new window as a great way to get started!

CardinalKit is a free and open-source framework for building modern, interoperable digital health applications for research or clinical care designed to minimize the time and effort needed to get your cloud-connected mobile app up and running by providing you pre-built, open-source template apps on both iOS and Android, as well as reusable code libraries and tools for building custom digital health apps and working with mobile health data.

CardinalKit's template applications can be used as a starting point to build your own digital health app. Our templates include an onboarding & consent process, scheduled tasks, standardized patient surveys, and health data collection from wearables and connected medical devices.

Getting Started

This guide will help you to get your new CardinalKit app up and running. Select the type of app you wish to build from the menu to the left to get started. If you run into trouble, please feel free to raise an issue on our Githubopen in new window or reach out to our team via our homepage at cardinalkit.stanford.eduopen in new window.