PawCare
Veterinary telemedicine and multimodal clinical assistant application.
1. Problem Context & Objectives
Pet owners in suburban and off-hours Bangladesh often cannot reach a veterinarian when it matters: clinics are concentrated in cities, emergency hours are limited, and there was no structured way to do a first-pass triage remotely. Delays turned treatable conditions into emergencies.
2. Technical Architecture & Implementation
Built a full-stack telehealth application with Clerk user authentication, structured multimodal symptom intake, automated appointment scheduling via Prisma ORM, and instant SMS alerts through the Vonage API so owners and vets stay in sync.
3. Outcomes, Benchmarks & Empirical Validation
Enabled end-to-end remote triage — owner submits symptoms and photos, the vet reviews a structured queue, and both sides get SMS confirmations. This is a working pattern for expanding basic veterinary access in underserved areas, and the codebase demonstrates the full-stack craft behind the research: typed database schema, auth, external APIs, and a responsive UI.
Source Code Inspection & Local Replication
This system is maintained in an open-source repository with full git commit history, environment configuration templates (.env.example), and dependency manifests.