Systems built for Sri Lanka’s public health sector.
Built alongside clinical work and ongoing health informatics research.
A real-time communicable disease surveillance platform for early detection of outbreak signals. Aggregates clinic-level data, applies anomaly detection, and surfaces alerts to public health officers. Designed for low-bandwidth environments.
View on GitHubA mobile-first flood situational awareness tool for field health teams during monsoon emergencies. Records affected household data, tracks displacement, and pushes alerts to district coordinators. Offline-capable with sync on reconnect.
View on GitHubA Progressive Web App to visualise district-level health statistics. Enables non-technical staff to generate and export charts from live data with no training required. Works offline.
View on GitHubData management and reporting dashboard for district welfare centres during disaster displacement events. Tracks occupancy, resource needs, and vulnerable population data. Produces standardised reports for national coordination.
View on GitHubA Vehicle Management System for public health field operations. Tracks fleet allocation, maintenance schedules, fuel usage, and field deployment for public health vehicles. Reduces double-booking and improves field response time.
View on GitHubPatient registration and screening workflow system for a dedicated cancer early detection centre. Manages referral pathways, tracks screening follow-ups, and generates data for national cancer registry reporting. Designed for clinic staff with minimal IT background.
View on GitHubThis website. Hand-coded static HTML/CSS with a custom design system built on CSS custom properties. No framework, no build tool, no CMS. Designed for literary reading experience on all devices. Hosted on GitHub Pages.
View SiteTechnical portfolio site on GitHub Pages cataloguing public health software projects, open source tools, and health informatics work. Updated as projects are completed or released.
Visit PortfolioThese systems are built to work in real conditions — low bandwidth, intermittent power, minimal IT support in district hospitals and field offices. They are designed by a clinician who uses them, not by a contractor who does not. Trincomalee, Sri Lanka