Free · Open source · 100% client-side
Healthcare data tools that run entirely in your browser
Parse HL7 v2.x messages, view and edit DICOM files, generate test data, and simulate modality worklists — with no installs, no accounts, and no PHI ever leaving your machine.
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Client-side only Files and messages are processed locally — nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored.
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Zero setup Every tool is a single page. Open it in any modern browser and go.
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Source on GitHub Read the code, report an issue, or fork the whole suite.
The toolkitSix tools, zero setup
Everything you need to debug, test, and learn HL7 v2.x and DICOM — each tool is a standalone page that works offline once loaded.
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Medical Imaging
DICOM Viewer & Tag Morph
View DICOM studies across every major storage SOP class — CT, MR, US, XA, NM, PET, mammography, RT and more — with window/level, cine playback, and measurements. Edit tags inline or in batch and re-export valid DICOM.
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Test Data
DICOM Toolbox
Create, configure, and generate DICOM files from scratch, then inspect the result with the built-in tag reader. Ideal for testing DICOM implementations, building synthetic datasets, and learning the standard.
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Clinical Messaging
HL7 v2.x Parser
Paste any HL7 v2.x message for an instant segment-by-segment, field-by-field breakdown with names and descriptions from the standard. Understand your interface data at a glance.
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Data Validation
HL7 Diff Checker
Compare two HL7 messages side-by-side at the segment and field level. Spot exactly what changed between interface versions, vendor feeds, or environments.
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Modality Worklist
MWL Simulator
Simulate a DICOM Modality Worklist or query one as a C-FIND SCU. Test worklist integrations against a built-in dataset or connect to a real SCP.
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Workflow Integration
DICOM → HL7 Order
Read the tags from any DICOM file and generate a matching HL7 ORM^O01 radiology order message — bridging imaging and clinical messaging workflows.
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AboutBuilt for healthcare integration work
These tools grew out of day-to-day interface engineering: debugging HL7 feeds, testing PACS and modality connections, and building synthetic data for demos and development. They're made for healthcare IT professionals, integration engineers, and students working with medical data standards.
Everything is plain HTML and JavaScript served as static files — there is no backend, no analytics, and no tracking. Because real messages and images often contain PHI, the tools are deliberately designed so that data never leaves the page.