Make essential healthcare software work where the internet is unreliable.
PulseGrid Health brings patient registration, electronic records, appointment scheduling, structured triage and telemedicine into one locally hosted system. A clinic computer runs the server; nurses, doctors and administrators connect from any browser on the clinic Wi-Fi.
The platform is designed first for Ghana and for communities where bandwidth, devices and specialist access are limited. It is built to expand across Africa without losing the local-first principle.
What we will not compromise
- Patient safety comes before feature count.
- AI assists clinicians; it never diagnoses, prescribes or downgrades an emergency.
- Clinical rules must be reviewed and signed off by qualified professionals.
- Confidential records are never placed in a QR code or a public cache.
- Essential local services keep working without an internet connection.
Who it serves
Security posture
Password hashing, CSRF protection, role-based permissions, session timeouts, field-level encryption for sensitive free text, audit logging and encrypted backup guidance.
Read the privacy approachBuilt for the clinic, not the cloud
The server stays in the building. The data stays under the clinic's control.
One local server
A mini-PC or clinic computer runs the app. Devices connect through the router with no internet dependency for core services.
Modular architecture
Flask blueprints keep authentication, patients, triage, appointments, telemedicine, prescriptions and reports independent.
Ready to grow
SQLite for a single clinic; PostgreSQL for multi-user and multi-facility deployments; CSV/PDF exports for continuity.
A note on clinical validation
This build is a software foundation. The triage pathways, clinical content and translated strings must be reviewed, versioned and approved by qualified clinicians and translators before use with real patients. PulseGrid is not a substitute for emergency services or professional judgement.