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MedsKey — AI Voice Prescription Application
My role: Mobile and web frontend development, API integration, as part of the engineering team
Physicians were spending significant time on manual prescription entry, with errors from handwriting and no real digital workflow connecting clinics and pharmacies. I built the React Native and React.js frontend for MedsKey - a voice-based prescription app - and integrated the GraphQL APIs linking physicians, prescriptions, and pharmacy workflows.
Team contribution — frontend and integration, not the voice/AI backend itself.
Tags: React Native, React.js, GraphQL, Redux, TypeScript
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