ResearchKit is an open source software framework that makes it easy to create apps for medical research or for other research projects.

Android library to create beautiful surveys (aligned with ResearchKit on iOS)

Core code shared by the initial ResearchKit apps.

Open-source framework for rapid development of modern, interoperable digital health applications on iOS devices

Flutter library to create beautiful surveys (aligned with ResearchKit on iOS)

ResearchKit app studying Asthma, developed by Mt Sinai.

ResearchKit app studying Diabetes, developed by Massachusetts General Hospital.

ResearchKit app studying Parkinson's disease, developed by Sage Bionetworks and University of Rochester.

ResearchKit app studying Breast Cancer, developed by Sage Bionetworks.

MyHeart Counts is a ResearchKit app developed by Stanford.

An open source library equivalent of Apple's ResearchKit Framework built on Ionic which makes it easy to create cross-platform hybrid native apps for medical research or for other research projects.

A Flutter package implementing support for surveys like ResearchStack and ResearchKit

23andMe ResearchKit Module

Combining FHIR and ResearchKit

SMART Markers framework for creating apps that connect patient generated data to point of care systems.

HL7 FHIR Structured Data Capture with ResearchKit on iOS

Marrying Machine Learning with Apple's ResearchKit/HealthKit.

A sample app for Apple's ResearchKit

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Medidata Patient Cloud + ResearchKit integration

Colorblind app - ResearchKit Swift app

CloudMine SDK for Apple's ResearchKit and CareKit

SDK for creating ResearchKit-based Bridge apps for iOS

Cordova / PhoneGap plugin for the Apple's ResearchKit

Spezi Questionnaire Module

Use ResearchKit to collect Apple Watch heart rate data on iOS devices

The Small Data Lab ResearchKit Extensions package is the easiest way to include SDL visual surveys (YADL, MEDL, PAM) into a ResearchKit application.

Paper manager

Adherence of Canadian 24-hr Movement Guideline Profiles in young adults through personal smart devices and the potential links to depressive symptoms. A Pilot Study

Shared framework for ResearchKit app studying Parkinson's disease, developed by Sage Bionetworks and University of Rochester.