Find the resource
Search names, resource types, and record IDs.
[ PERSONAL RECORD INSPECTOR ]
A readable path through your FHIR-derived health record. Search normalized resources, inspect the fields, and trace each entry to its source.
Read-only. Consent-bound. No keys in the browser.
connect → authorize
02normalize → preserve source
03search → select → inspect
Move between a readable list and the exact normalized JSON returned for a record.
FinchNode normalizes FHIR data. The inspector makes that boundary explicit: it is not an untouched source FHIR bundle.
Search names, resource types, and record IDs.
Source identifiers and supplied fields stay visible.
Browse normalized JSON without an API key or a terminal.
Trail documentation
A developer note on the representation boundary in FHIR Trail, from a readable label to an inspectable record.
Search by resource type, label or ID, select a returned entry and inspect its normalized JSON while preserving the distinction from raw FHIR.
Trace the normalized response into FHIR Trail’s flat resource list and understand which fields belong to the API and which belong to the app.
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