Next.js 15 front-end
App Router, React Server Components, and a full PWA — installable on Android with a share-target so reports arrive straight from WhatsApp.
Case Study · Second Build
Our second product — a self-hosted, AI-powered health-records vault for Indian families. Upload a lab report, prescription, or scan and it's read, filed to the right family member, grouped into a visit, and tracked as a trend — replacing folders of paper with a vault the family fully owns.
How It Works
No manual data entry. Drop in a document and the vault does the filing.
Upload a PDF or snap a photo — lab report, prescription, discharge summary, scan, or vaccination card. On Android, a report shared from WhatsApp lands straight in the app.
An AI extractor turns the document into structured lab values, medications, and visit details — with low-confidence reads flagged for a quick confirm.
Reports auto-route to the right family member by name and cluster into visits — one tap to correct, rename, or move.
Every reading joins a trend line — HbA1c, blood pressure, cholesterol, vitamin D — plus an optional AI health snapshot over the full history.
Send a doctor a read-only, revocable link instead of a folder of paper. Export everything as CSV/JSON, any time.
The Challenge
Most Indian families keep their medical history in folders — prescriptions, lab reports, and scans that pile up for years and become impossible to search exactly when they matter most. Records for different family members get mixed together, and there's no easy way to see whether a reading like HbA1c is trending the right way, or to hand a new doctor the full picture without carrying the physical folder.
The Solution
From database to deployment, The Code Stellar designed, built, and now operates the entire product.
App Router, React Server Components, and a full PWA — installable on Android with a share-target so reports arrive straight from WhatsApp.
Normalized clinical data in Postgres; original scans in S3-compatible storage (MinIO locally, Cloudflare R2 in production).
One interface, four backends — Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, or a no-key mock — swappable by config, with no vendor lock-in.
A single small VPS running the app and Postgres in Docker behind Traefik/Caddy — Postgres never exposed to the internet.
What People Get
What families get
What the business gets
Built With
Modern, well-supported tools chosen to keep the platform fast, secure, and maintainable.
The Outcome
Go Green Health Vault is live and self-hostable — a genuinely complex domain (multi-provider AI extraction, clinical data modeling, ABDM/FHIR interoperability, subscription billing, a PWA) shipped as a real, running product from a single VPS. It's The Code Stellar's second product built end to end, and proof the first wasn't a one-off.