Community health platform for localized healthcare access and tracking.
Community health in India operates on fragmented data. No central system tracks local vaccination rates, disease outbreaks, or resource allocation. Decisions get made on intuition, not evidence.
Swasthya aimed to fix that—a platform for localized health tracking that works offline-first and syncs when connectivity allows. Built for field workers, not bureaucrats.
Domain expertise in Public Health. Systems built for scale without overengineering. Pragmatic tech choices that ship.
Detailed technical schematics and documentation for Swasthya are proprietary and available upon request for deep-dive discussions.
Technical constraints forced creative solutions. We optimized for Public Health from day one, which meant rethinking architecture at every layer. Shipped incrementally, validated with real users, and scaled what worked.
Delivered on scope, timeline, and technical requirements
AI products need to be grounded in real constraints. Hallucinations kill trust. Accuracy at scale beats feature bloat.
I'm drawn to hard problems at the intersection of emerging technology and human behaviour especially in spaces that are ripe for disruption powered through innovation.