In-kind product contribution MedStock Hub
Medicine inventory that works offline first.
A local-first web app designed for small medical teams supporting displaced people and refugees in low-connectivity settings along the Thai–Myanmar border.
Why it exists
Medical teams need to know what is available, what is running low, and what is close to expiry even when a reliable connection is unavailable. MedStock Hub brings receiving, dispensing, stock counts, and store-to-store requests into one focused workflow.
Built for interruptions
The responsive PWA stores day-to-day work locally on the device, so core stock tasks can continue through an outage. When a connection returns, the app can synchronize the changes with its central service instead of making the team wait for a stable connection before recording work.
What it supports
Teams can track medicine batches, watch low-stock and expiry signals, receive supplies, record dispensing, reconcile physical counts, and manage requests between a main store and sub-stores. The interface pairs clear labels with large controls and explicit sync state for practical use on tablets and phones.
Current status
This is an early-stage, in-kind contribution for a local nonprofit organization. The core offline workflow and sync path are implemented, but the product is not yet approved for a real-data pilot: stronger encryption and additional device-security controls remain before that step.
Across the workflow
A clear view of stock, requests, and sync state.
These screens use non-sensitive demonstration data. They show the invite-only sign-in, store dashboard, and requisition history in desktop and phone-width layouts.
