Mission Control
Fan every open app into a grid — verify a chart, a fill queue, and an audit log without losing any of them.
⌘⇧OLoading workspace...
The pharmacy staff desktop
Review and operations.
One beautiful desktop.
Windows, a dock, Mission Control, and a ⌘K command palette — wrapped around 32 staff apps for review, import, and operations that share one patient context, one design language, and one audit trail.
About this system
- Applications
- 0integrated apps
- Automated tests
- 0and counting
- Themes
- 0incl. high-contrast
- Wallpapers
- 012 photographed · 27 drawn in code · 1 dynamic
A 30-second tour
See the whole system in motion
No slides, no mockups — a screen recording of the live workspace: patient charts, inventory, DEA controlled substances, the waiter board, the ⌘K command palette, 16 themes, and Mission Control.
Built like an operating system
Because pharmacy work is multitasking
Command everything
Patients, drugs, prescribers, staff, settings, and system actions — one palette searches them all and acts in place.
⌘KCompliance in the grain
DEA dual-witness with PIN verification, DSCSA workbench, immutable audit trails, RBAC on every surface. Not bolted on — built in.
HIPAA-minded · SOC 2-minded controlsPhotographed, and drawn
Wallpapers no other pharmacy could have
The Apothecary collection was photographed for nnRx.OS with Higgsfield — amber glass, vials and capsules in the shell's own teal and amber. The drawn set is generated from code — capsule helixes, infusion ribbons, orbital rings — and ships with reduced-motion variants.
32 apps. Zero context-switching.
“It doesn’t feel like software the pharmacy bought. It feels like the pharmacy’s computer.”