Technology

Digital tools I build, and the thinking behind them.

My Apps

Open source · AGPL-3.0

SALUS Zero

A clinical training simulator and bedside decision companion for medicine where nothing is available. Its signature constraint: you cannot order a CT — you decide with what the clinic actually has that night. The clock, the stage physiology and every lab value are computed in code; the model only narrates the world. Appendicitis is just the pilot: the engine is domain-agnostic, so a new domain is data to add, not a rewrite.

Hackathon build · live

Prototype — not a validated medical device; no doses, no directives.

SALUS Zero landing screen — 02:00, "the nearest surgeon is you", and two doors: bring a real patient or train for that night

Open source · MIT

TPN Calculator

A configurable parenteral nutrition (TPN) calculator for neonatal and pediatric patients. Every clinical value lives in a center profile — no protocol is hardcoded; the same tested calculation engine powers every center, only the profile changes.

Early development · live

Clinical decision-support tool — not a medical device.

TPN Calculator — result screen with safety warnings