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eliii-git/blood-connect-uganda

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healthcaredigital infrastructure

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softwareproject
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eli
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# Blood Connect Uganda BLOODNET+ – PRODUCTION MASTER PROMPT (UGANDA EDITION) PROJECT OVERVIEW Build a production-ready, AI-powered healthcare platform called BloodNet+, designed specifically for Uganda. BloodNet+ is a nationwide digital blood donation ecosystem that connects: Donors Hospitals Blood Banks Administrators in real time to reduce the time required to locate compatible blood during emergencies. This application must function like a real-world SaaS product, not a prototype or static demo. Every feature should interact with the database. Every role must be fully functional. Every page must contain working CRUD operations using Supabase. The application should feel comparable to premium software like Stripe, Linear, Notion, Airbnb, or Apple. TARGET COUNTRY This platform is built ONLY FOR UGANDA. Every feature should reflect Uganda's healthcare ecosystem. Use Uganda as the default country everywhere. Supported cities and districts should include realistic Ugandan locations such as: Kampala Wakiso Mukono Jinja Mbarara Gulu Mbale Arua Masaka Fort Portal Kabale Lira Soroti Hoima Entebbe Phone numbers must use: +256 Currency: UGX (Ugandan Shillings) Time Zone: East Africa Time (EAT) Maps should open in Uganda by default. TECH STACK Use: React TypeScript Tailwind CSS React Router Supabase Authentication Supabase PostgreSQL Supabase Realtime TanStack Query React Hook Form Zod Framer Motion Lucide Icons Create placeholders for: OpenAI API Google Maps API Firebase Cloud Messaging Twilio Email Service The project must compile and run without API keys. Clearly comment where API keys belong. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS This must NOT behave like a frontend-only demo. Instead: • Every form saves data. • Every edit updates data. • Every delete removes records. • Every notification is generated dynamically. • Every dashboard loads real data from Supabase. • Authentication is real. • Permissions are enforc …