How FractalMed Came Together

A running log of how FractalMed was built. New chapters are added at the bottom.

Chapter 1: Choosing a Home, Setting Prices, Opening the Demo

October 2026

PZ first draft, edited

James chose OVH hosting instead of Azure HIPAA hosting as the home for FractalMed. He published three tiers, Clinic, Practice and Enterprise, and set up live checkout so a practice can sign up directly. Then he built a public demo that uses only fake test data, so anyone can see how the platform works without any real patient ever being involved.

BossGrok narrates

The published tiers are Clinic at $399, Practice at $899 and Enterprise at $2500, with live Stripe checkout behind them.

The demo is open to everyone. There is no sign-up and no password, just one click. Choose Clinician and you see a full patient chart, the way a care team would. Choose Researcher and the same records turn de-identified: no names, birth dates, record numbers or contact details, only pseudonymous IDs, age bands, conditions and labs. Every patient in it is fake, and the demo is not for clinical use.

That is the point of the demo: see for yourself how much a researcher can learn without ever seeing who the patient is.

Editor's note: PZ's raw draft added adjectives and claims we could not support. BossGrok kept his structure and cut the rest.

Always be about the research.