Atriabyte develops clinical software for physicians, clinics and hospitals. Founded and led by practising cardiologists, the company builds and validates each product inside its own daily clinical work, with AI applied where it materially reduces clinical effort. Every release is informed by peer-reviewed research and continuous clinical engagement.
Atriabyte's portfolio is organised around the clinicians who use it. Each audience finds the combination of products that fits their practice.
Document procedures, log on-call hours, and track continuing professional development. In use by residents across eight specialties at Greek teaching hospitals.
Replace paper folders and spreadsheets with a focused electronic health record. Maintain a single record across patient care, training, and CPD.
Deploy across departments — clinical records, training documentation, investigator-initiated trials, congresses, and continuing education. Native integration with Greek healthcare standards.
Every Atriabyte customer moves through the same four-stage rhythm. Individuals and small teams complete the early stages in minutes via self-serve sign-up; hospitals and research institutions receive structured support at every stage. Documentation, support, and direct access to the product team are open to everyone.
Self-serve registration at the relevant product site, or a scoping conversation with our team for institutional deployments.
Self-configure your team and workflows in minutes, or work with our team on integrations and structured pilot deployment for hospital rollouts.
Start using immediately, with documentation and chat support throughout. Larger institutions roll out in phases with structured training and a dedicated clinical lead.
Direct access to the product team for everyone. Quarterly clinical advisory reviews for institutional customers; structured feedback channels open to all.
Atriabyte representatives are available to discuss product capabilities, deployment options, and integration considerations relevant to your organisation.