In healthcare, the compliance work is the architecture. PHI access logging, the minimum-necessary rule, BAA tracking, breach notification — these are not a policy PDF you write at the end, they're how the system is built. Archiet generates a healthcare SaaS with those controls encoded in the code: a patient portal, clinical notes, appointments, a PHI audit trail, and BAA tracking — from a written description.
You download a ZIP. You run docker-compose up. You start from a HIPAA-aware system, not a blank one you have to retrofit before an audit.
What the healthtech reference architecture generates
| Capability | What ships | |---|---| | Patient portal | Patient, clinical-note, and appointment models with tenant scoping | | PHI audit | Every read/write of protected health information is logged | | Access control | Role-scoped access enforcing minimum-necessary | | BAA tracking | Business Associate Agreement records for every vendor touching PHI | | Breach notification | A breach-notification workflow stub wired to the audit trail | | Compliance posture | HIPAA-aware controls; no secrets shipped in source |
The PHI-audit pattern
The generated data layer logs every access to protected health information, so the audit trail an investigator asks for is produced by the system rather than reconstructed after an incident:
@audit_phi # records actor, patient, field, action, timestamp
def get_clinical_note(workspace_id: int, note_id: str, actor):
# minimum-necessary: only the fields the actor's role may see
return notes.scoped(workspace_id).get(note_id)
How to generate a healthcare app with Archiet
- Describe the product. Mention patients, clinical notes, appointments, or HIPAA and the healthtech capabilities activate.
- Pick a stack. Flask, FastAPI, NestJS, Django, Laravel, Rails, Go, Java Spring Boot, or .NET — paired with a Next.js frontend.
- Generate. Archiet emits the full codebase — typically 200–800 files — with the portal, audit, access-control, and BAA modules wired in.
- Review the controls. A HIPAA control-mapping artifact pack is emitted alongside the code for your compliance reviewer.
- Download and ship. Plain source — read it, modify it, deploy it anywhere.
What you get in the ZIP
- Patient, clinical-note, and appointment models with tenant scoping
- A PHI audit decorator over every protected-data access
- Role-scoped access enforcing the minimum-necessary rule
- BAA tracking for vendors that touch PHI
- A breach-notification workflow wired to the audit trail
- A HIPAA control-mapping evidence pack
- The surrounding app: auth, multi-tenancy, admin, Docker, CI
Why "controls as code" matters in healthcare
A patient portal that demos well but logs nothing is a HIPAA finding waiting to happen. Archiet hard-blocks delivery on a placeholder secret, a missing required flow, or a ZIP that fails its Synthetic Boot Test — so the healthcare backend you download encodes the controls in the code an auditor can actually trace, not in a document nobody reads.
When Archiet is the right healthcare SaaS generator for you
- ✅ You're building a patient portal, telehealth, or clinical product and need HIPAA controls structural from day one
- ✅ You need a HIPAA control-mapping pack to hand a reviewer, generated from the same model as the code
- ✅ You want to own the source — no vendor runtime sitting between you and PHI
- ❌ You only need a marketing site for a clinic
- ❌ You want an off-the-shelf hosted EHR
Build your healthcare app free
The free plan generates one full project per month with watermarked output; Pro removes the watermark and unlocks unlimited generations and the full stack catalog. Every generated project ships with the HIPAA control-mapping pack, the PHI audit decorator, and a README documenting the controls your reviewer will ask about — so the first conversation with compliance starts from evidence, not a blank page.
Start a free build — describe your healthcare product and generate the source. No credit card.