LEV Surgical Readiness

LEV — full-stack software development

Original portfolio application LEV (Logistics, Equipment, Verification) explores how a surgical-operations team could track case readiness, equipment, checklists, and activity in one place. I built it as an original software development project using synthetic data.

Beyond the interface The React and TypeScript frontend connects to a server API and a relational Cloudflare D1 database. Drizzle ORM and SQL migrations define the data layer. Cloudflare Workers runs the backend.

Application behavior The API validates input and enforces role-aware write permissions. Readiness rules prevent a case from moving to ready while required checks remain unresolved. When assigned equipment becomes unavailable, dependent readiness evidence is invalidated.

A safe public demo Anonymous visitors can explore a browser-session sandbox; direct anonymous writes to shared database records are rejected. All people, procedures, cases, equipment, and facilities are synthetic. This is a non-clinical portfolio application, not a tool for patient care or surgical-device control.

What this demonstrates Frontend implementation, API design, relational data modeling, server-side validation and authorization, business rules, and deployment—not just a static dashboard.

Live demo: https://lev-surgical-readiness.lg00d.workers.dev/ Source code: https://github.com/lg00d/lev-surgical-readiness