Context
Hamro Blood Bank is a mission-driven platform built to reduce blood shortage emergencies in Nepal. The core problem is time-critical donor discovery, where delays directly affect patient outcomes. The product supports faster matching between requests and available donors.

My Role
I helped build and deliver a specialized platform for Helping Blood Search to streamline donor operations and request handling.
My contributions included:
- implementing donor profile and availability workflows
- building request intake and matching-oriented application flows
- enabling alerting and reminder behavior for donors and recipients
- supporting secure storage and privacy-aware handling of sensitive records
Technical Challenges
- handling urgent, real-time matching requirements in a high-stakes domain
- keeping donor availability data current enough for practical dispatch decisions
- balancing fast workflows with data security and privacy constraints
- keeping operational workflows simple for non-technical organizations
Stack
- JavaScript
- React
- React Native
- Node.js
- Express.js
- PostgreSQL
Outcomes
- Improved speed and clarity of donor discovery workflows for urgent blood requests
- Reduced manual coordination effort for the Helping Blood Search team
- Enabled a more structured and scalable process for donor and recipient management
- Strengthened operational reliability through better data and notification workflows
Extra Feature Details
- donor profile management with blood group and contact details
- real-time donor availability tracking for faster matching
- request intake workflows for recipients searching urgent matches
- notification and reminder flows for donor engagement
- privacy-aware storage and handling of sensitive records
What This Proves
This project shows my ability to build practical systems in high-impact social domains where usability and response time are critical. It also highlights end-to-end execution across frontend, backend, and operational workflow design.
Learn More
For more details, visit the hamrobloodbank.