Quiet Chart
An electronic medical records system for small clinics: patient charts, visit notes and an audit trail, built to stay fast on modest hardware.
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Case studies from healthcare software, AI applications, self-hosted infrastructure, developer tools and automation. Each one covers the problem, the architecture, the trade-offs and what was learned.
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The projects that best show how the work is approached, from the first constraint to the last lesson.
An electronic medical records system for small clinics: patient charts, visit notes and an audit trail, built to stay fast on modest hardware.
A question-and-answer assistant for a private documentation folder. Answers quote the passages they came from, so every claim can be checked.
A small, documented self-hosting stack on one Ubuntu server: reverse proxy, private admin access and off-site backups that are actually tested.
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An electronic medical records system for small clinics: patient charts, visit notes and an audit trail, built to stay fast on modest hardware.
A question-and-answer assistant for a private documentation folder. Answers quote the passages they came from, so every claim can be checked.
A small, documented self-hosting stack on one Ubuntu server: reverse proxy, private admin access and off-site backups that are actually tested.
A deploy checklist that runs itself. One command checks environment variables, pending migrations, disk space and health endpoints before anything ships.
Routes messages between the tools a small team already uses. A Telegram note or an email becomes a task or a spreadsheet row, and every run is logged.