Update from Vitals World

Sep 15, 2026 Edited

Update screenshot Day 2 : Vitals World is open: a public hospital ward on Solana that never runs out of patients.

One patient, many strangers, and the chart is the chain. Anyone in the world takes a shift in the browser — no signup, no wallet — treats her for a few minutes and hands over. The next stranger opens her exactly where you left her, and nobody can rewrite what happened.

Spin the globe, find a patient by country, take a shift. Shifts open in week 2 (21–27 Sep). Follow along.

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