Development continued, with expansions in reporting templates or "pro formas" for a wide variety of cancers. The first version was released to the public in April 2012, though it's not clear where it was made available. The team chose to use FileMaker Pro, noting benefits such as how "it was possible to update the software without shutting it down and interrupting work - this allowed the medical staff to improve the software in many small steps checking and adjusting each step as it was implemented." However, a GitHub project lead later recognized despite the benefits, "a major drawback in that it has a dependency on the proprietary and closed source FileMaker application." After not finding an available system capable of doing what they wanted, they opted to create their own cancer pathology system.
The U.K.'s Taunton and Somerset NHS Trust were tasked with improving the delivery of pathology services through an NHS Improvement project in 2012.
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