(1/2) Built to tackle cardiovascular disease — the world's leading cause of death — My Heart Counts app recently got an upgrade. Download the app here: apps.apple.com/us/app/my-he...

Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, yet sustaining physical activity can be difficult. Most health apps watch your activity but don't "know" you. Stanford's #MyHeartCounts sends personalized nudges for better health. @euanashley.bsky.social#MyHeartCounts https://stanford.io/4th3GOk

📣 It's a landmark day for Swift, with three announcements that expand the ecosystem for developers everywhere. Here’s what’s new! 🧵

📣Announcing the first preview releases of Swift for Android, enabling you to build Android business logic with the same Swift that you use for Apple platforms. www.swift.org/blog/nightly... #Android

Introducing #OpenTSLM, a new family of Time-Series Language Models that natively integrate multivariate time-series data to enable multimodal reasoning. Outstanding work by Patrick, Thomas, and our amazing team at Stanford, in collaboration with Google, Amazon, and ETH 🚀 arxiv.org/abs/2510.02410

Great updates in Swift 6.2; we are looking forward to incorporating all of this in our work with @stanfordspezi.bsky.social at @stanfordbdhg.bsky.social 🚀 Thank you to everyone working on all these changes and future improvements to the language!

Excited to speak at the @dcinetwork.org Conference at @harvard.edu, June 25–27, 2025, to share our AI and digital health work at @stanfordbdhg.bsky.social and leading the development of the @stanfordspezi.bsky.social ecosystem. Thanks to @yuriquintana.com for bringing this community together!

Join us in person in a few days to learn more about @stanfordspezi.bsky.social 🚀 bit.ly/SpeziWWDC

Are you interested in @stanfordspezi.bsky.social and in town for Apple’s #WWDC next week? Join us for our Stanford Spezi WWDC Meetup on June 12, 4 PM! Register: bit.ly/SpeziWWDC Learn more about Spezi: github.com/StanfordSpezi

Are you interested in @stanfordspezi.bsky.social and in town for Apple’s #WWDC next week? Join us for our Stanford Spezi WWDC Meetup on June 12, 4 PM! Register: bit.ly/SpeziWWDC Learn more about Spezi: github.com/StanfordSpezi

Our team is studying how LLMs can explain medical records. Adults or caregivers of children who recently received medical care may be eligible. 30-min session + $50 Amazon gift card. Learn more: forms.gle/Nhc2CisFmo9x... For complaints, concerns, or Participant's rights, contact 1-866-680-2906.

We had a great time at the AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) Clincial Informatics Conference! Exciting to share our efforts within the @stanfordspezi.bsky.social ecosystem and all the research, translation, and teaching we are doing at @stanfordbdhg.bsky.social 🚀

Our team is at @amiainformatics.bsky.social #CIC25! Join @vishnuravi.bsky.social, @pschmiedmayer.bsky.social, & @AZahedivash tomorrow morning at 10:30am for a hands-on workshop on building your own #FHIR based, AI-enabled digital health app with Stanford Spezi (@stanfordspezi.bsky.social)!

We continue to advance our research on privacy-preserving and scaling AI implementations for on-device reasoning for patient-facing solutions! I am proud to lead a team of so many talented researchers and students at Stanford Biodesign Digital Health:

Applications for our Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellowship are now open! Apply at bit.ly/BiodesignFellow 🚀

What's new in Swift 6.1? Trailing commas in lists, metatype key paths, Swift Testing scopes, and more! Apologies for being late to write this up, but as usual I've given it the full treatment, including an interactive Xcode Playground: www.hackingwithswift.com/articles/276...

🔵 Easily onboard users to your digital health app with SpeziOnboarding! 🔵 Onboarding in digital health apps can be complex and time-consuming to build — SpeziOnboarding makes it simple with just a few lines of code! Explore more on GitHub: github.com/StanfordSpez...

Incorporating clinicians and computer scientists in a multidisciplinary team is the secret of success; congratulations to @draalami.bsky.social, @vishnuravi.bsky.social, Aydin, and everyone in our team who aims to be a medical doctor in the future 🚀

We had a wonderful time introducing students to our CS342 course at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden! 🇸🇪 Always great to expand the ecosystem and share @stanfordspezi.bsky.social with more students 🚀

Spring is here (in the northern hemisphere) 🪺🐣 -- and what could be a better time for some code tidying? Fortunately Periphery is here to rescue us, building unused code detection on top of swift-syntax. Have you tried it? github.com/peripheryapp...

How do you install Swift swiftly? With Swiftly, of course! Swiftly is the new default installer and version manager for downloading and updating the standalone Swift toolchain -- on macOS and Linux. ⏩🏁 www.swift.org/blog/introdu...

Checkout SpeziLLM; a great way to integrate LLMs in digital health applications including on-device LLM execution: github.com/StanfordSpez...

Bringing AI to Digital Health with SpeziLLM! Built by the Stanford Spezi team, SpeziLLM makes it easy to integrate LLMs into Swift-based health apps. Open-source. Powerful. Ready to use. 👉 github.com/StanfordSpezi/SpeziLLM @pschmiedmayer.bsky.social @PhilippZagar @Leon Nissen @Vishnu Ravi

Great work by our team; excited about an other great system built using @stanfordspezi.bsky.social!

Our team at Stanford Digital Health, in collaboration with William Bosl, developed the @stanfordspezi.bsky.social i-based NeuroNest system—a scalable, open-source EEG platform for early neurodevelopmental screening. Learn more at arxiv.org/html/2503.13....

Great opportunity for anyone interested in Swift! If you are generally interest in Swift-base open-source development check out @stanfordspezi.bsky.social as well, we are always looking for talented students joining my team 🚀

Check out SpeziBluetooth, amazing work by our talented students and team members:

Great job by our teaching team and everyone involved; always such a great time to teach @stanfordspezi.bsky.social and software engineering for digital health applications to Stanford students!

We have wrapped up another incredible quarter of the Building for Digital Health course at Stanford with the amazing help from Oliver Aalami, Adrit Rao, Nick Riedman, Vishnu Ravi, MD, @pschmiedmayer.bsky.social, and Aydin Zahedivash!

Say goodbye to complex Bluetooth integrations! SpeziBluetooth makes it effortless to retrieve and connect to known devices. Developed by Andreas Bauer, Lukas Kollmer, @pschmiedmayer.bsky.social and our Spezi team: github.com/StanfordSpezi/SpeziBluetooth

Great work by our team and a project that emerged right out of our CS342 class at Stanford 🚀 Excited to see the usage of @stanfordspezi.bsky.social in more and more research apps!

📣 Stanford students! Interested in learning how to create a real-world digital health solution with devices and #AI? Only 3 days left to apply for our CS342/MED253 Building for Digital Health course this Winter Quarter! Visit cs342.stanford.edu for more information!

Thrilled to announce that the QDG system has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation! The system incorporates our @stanfordspezi.bsky.social framework and the contributions of our team, including @pschmiedmayer.bsky.social and @vishnuravi.bsky.social. www.linkedin.com/posts/activi... .

A huge milestone for our QDG project; the system has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation! Congratulations to Prof. Bronte-Stewart & team! Excited to see that @stanfordspezi.bsky.social is used in a system that has passed all these regulatory hurdles 🚀 www.linkedin.com/posts/schmie...

We had a great time at the Apple Health Research Summit, thank you to all the organizers! It was great to see the enthusiasm for digital health and AI, including the need to further expand our @stanfordspezi.bsky.social ecosystem 🚀

At Stanford Biodesign Digital Health, we design, develop, implement, and investigate digital health solutions to support clinical research, enhance health journeys, and improve patient outcomes. Learn more about our work and how you can join us at bdh.stanford.edu!