SpiroWright brings 44 years of Wright family pulmonary instrument engineering — more than 70 years of combined experience across two generations of clinicians and engineers — into a single connected platform for occupational health, general practice, and pulmonology. Every test traced, every record encrypted, every breath measured by HEXAR Core.
SpiroWright is a desktop clinical instrument, a cloud portal, and a patient self-service interface — all driven by a single encrypted patient record.
Cockpit-instrument desktop application. Live flow-volume loop rendering, real-time ATS/ERS 2019 quality grading, 45 themes, monospace hardware diagnostics. Built for the room where the test happens.
Multi-site rollup, compliance dashboards, MOSHA mining packs, Discovery / BHF / GEMS direct submission. Practice manages billing, multi-user access, and analytics from any browser.
Patients view their own results, download reports, and share with referring physicians. POPIA-compliant, encrypted end to end, designed for clarity not jargon.
Draft SOAP notes, ATS/ERS commentary, longitudinal trend analysis. The clinician decides — the AI prepares the paperwork.
SQLCipher AES-256 at rest, DPAPI-sealed master key, SHA-256 integrity on every patient file. One folder. One truth. One backup command.
Write-ahead spool to encrypted disk. Power fails mid-test — at most one second of waveform lost. Resumes on next start. South African by design.
At the heart of SpiroWright sits the Wright Fleisch Hybrid pneumotachograph — a six-sided sensor element refined over two decades by the Wright family of engineers, and the subject of the HEXAR Core patent program.
HEXAR Core delivers the precision of a clinical-grade Fleisch element with the linearity and durability needed for daily occupational-health throughput. The same engine that powers SpiroWright will also drive the forthcoming CardioWright, SomnoWright, and StrideWright clinical instruments — one platform, one heritage, multiple clinical applications.
SpiroWright is the next generation of clinical instruments from the Wright family of engineers — beginning with R. E. Wright's pulmonary instrument work in 1982 and continuing through the AME and IQTeq spirometer lines used across South African occupational health, general practice, and pulmonology for more than two decades.
From a single-doctor chronic-disease practice to a 220-site mining occupational-health programme — SpiroWright pricing scales with use, not with footprint.
Early-access partners shape the product roadmap, receive permanent founder pricing on Practice subscriptions, and get first call on the CardioWright launch in 2027.