MediTracker

Overview

MediTracker helps people find medication that is actually in stock nearby, schedule doses, and ask an AI assistant common health questions. Search is map-aware: users see pharmacies and hospitals relative to their location instead of a static list. A community forum/blog layer shares knowledge beyond a one-off lookup.

Live demo: meditracker.induwara.dev. Write-up: blog.induwara.dev.

Problem

In Sri Lanka, a prescribed medicine may be available at one pharmacy and missing at the next. People waste time calling around. MediTracker turns that into a location-aware availability search plus reminders so doses are not skipped.

What I built

• Medicine availability search with geolocation
• Google Maps view of nearby pharmacies and hospitals
• AI-powered health chat for common questions
• Medication scheduling and reminders
• Auth0 authentication and Supabase persistence
• Community forum / knowledge-sharing area

Impact

• Idealize 2024 finalist — Top 3, school category
• Public demo used in applications and talks
• Early example of combining maps, auth, and an AI assistant in a healthcare UX

Key features

• Nearest-location medication search
• Map-based pharmacy discovery
• AI chat for health and medication FAQs
• Dose scheduling and reminders
• Forum for shared community knowledge

Technologies

React for the UI, Auth0 for identity, Supabase for data, Google Maps for location, Axios for API calls, and Bootstrap for layout. GitHub hosts the source.

My role

Designed and implemented the full web app for the Idealize 2024 school-category finals, including maps, auth, AI chat, and the public write-up.