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Patient and clinician join one room. The socket stays up for the people in that visit.
The reading arrives while the visit is still open. A patient and a clinician join one room. Your app sends JSON. The server copies that frame to the other people in the room. Your script decides what the JSON means.
The same Linux binary carries a device reading. A factory number is the same kind of frame.
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The visit uses the socket you already have. Self-host keeps the frames on your machine.
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"type": "reading",
"name": "pulse",
"data": { "value": 72 }
}
That JSON is an example your app can send. Questions go to help@xstreamio.com.
Same socket. You write the app. The room carries the frames.
Patient and clinician join one room. The socket stays up for the people in that visit.
A monitor, a phone, or your chart sends one JSON frame. The other person in the visit receives it.
A short message uses the same socket. Your script decides what the JSON means.
Self-host is a Linux binary, $299 once. Studio is $499 once. The frames stay on the machine you run.
The people in the procedure share one room. A reading and a short cue travel as JSON. The socket does not operate the instruments.
A controller sends the command as JSON. The machine, or the screen beside it, receives that frame while the connection stays open. Your script decides what the command does.
A page, a status, or a short note reaches everyone in that room. It uses the same socket as the reading.
Someone outside the room joins the same visit and gets the same frames. The socket stays up.
Leave your name, a way to reach you, and your question about the visit.