EP Studios provides apps on multiple platforms (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac) to help with the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. These apps are designed to help EP doctors, cardiologists, ER doctors, internists, NPs, PAs, nurses, technicians and students in their daily work.
News
2025-11-14 We’ve added two WPW accessory pathway location algorithms to EP Mobile, the EASY-WPW and the SMART-WPW algorithms. This was made possible by a new app that is in the works, EP Designer. This new app (for macOS) makes it easy to create decision tree algorithms and save them to JSON files that then can be used in EP Mobile without additional coding. In the long run this will make adding new algorithms easier, and it will also allow us to modernize the old algorithm code in the app. Right now EP Designer is just for internal use, but eventually it might have some interest to algorithm and risk score developers, as a means to write and test new algorithms and risk scores.
EP Mobile
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EP Mobile is a heart rhythm reference app that includes everything from risk scores to ICD implant guidelines. It’s available for iOS and Android devices.
EP Calipers
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EP Calipers provides electronic calipers to make measurements and calculations on digital electrocardiograms. It’s available for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows.
EP QTc
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EP QTc is the ultimate QTc calculator. It includes over 30 formulas of historic interest and practical use for calculating the QTc, including graphical and statistical analysis of the results of these calculations. Available for iOS devices and Mac.
EP Diagram
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EP Diagram is an iPad and Mac app for drawing electrocardiographic ladder diagrams for didactic purposes. These diagrams are saved as files and can be scrolled and zoomed. Once calibrated, interval and conduction times are automatically generated. Publication quality figures can be easily produced.
Blog
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Over the years I have written on various subjects, not all of them medical. In fact the topics are pretty far-ranging. Take a look.