MedAtlas( A 3D Health AI) - Sell Project

Most study tools for medicine are either a wall of text or a flashcard app that forgot medicine is visual, spatial, and evidence-driven. MedAtlas isn't that. It's a four-page clinical reference where every page earns its own identity — a dark ECG-monitor home screen, a bright daylight library, a gold-lit "grand rounds" evidence page, a red-pen exam lab — tied together by a custom cursor that morphs into a 3D-tilting crosshair the moment you touch anything interactive. It doesn't feel like a template. It feels like a product someone actually designed. Underneath the polish is real substance: 29 conditions from Type 2 Diabetes to Fabry disease, each with mechanism, symptoms, and standard medication classes — plus six evidence briefs sourced straight from ADA, AHA/ACC, GINA, ACR, KDIGO, and AHS guidelines, every one linking back to the original source instead of asking you to trust a summary. Then there's the differential lab: pick symptoms, watch it rank real conditions by overlap, exactly the kind of pattern-matching a clinical exam actually tests. Home feels like a hospital monitor at 2am: deep navy, a live ECG trace animating across the hero, phosphor-teal glowing against near-black. Flip to the Library and it's daylight — warm paper-white, forest-teal accents, built for the long reading sessions studying actually requires. Evidence briefs live in a "grand rounds at night" palette — plum and gold, like flipping through a journal by lamplight.