An open source health platform you can inspect and fork.

NRTR’s code is available on GitHub so people and organizations can review, modify, and self-host when that path fits, without waiting on a closed vendor system.

Is NRTR an open source health app?

NRTR publishes its code so you can download, inspect, and build on an open source health tracking / health data platform rather than trusting a closed stack.

Start with the public repository and use the free hosted path when you prefer not to self-host.

Where do I get the code?

The NRTR health codebase is on GitHub at github.com/xandernano/nrtr-health.

Use it to audit behavior, self-host, or extend workflows. Optional paid work covers white label and custom implementation with us.

How does open source relate to privacy and trust?

Open code does not automatically make a system safe, but it makes claims inspectable. Combined with an ad-free product model, it is how NRTR invites verification instead of marketing spin.

See ethics and privacy pages for product stance; see the legal policy for formal terms.

Keep exploring

• GitHub → NRTR health codebase
• Free core → Start hosted without a sales call
• Ethics → Open health stance and honest funding
• For clinics → Custom build-out when you need it