Hi, I'm Sayan. I got tired of walking to Block C in the rain just to be told "come back tomorrow." So I built AUdoc. You're welcome.
(I spent 0 seconds on this emoji and I regret nothing)
Glad you asked. Pull up a chair. Actually, you're probably already sitting. Proceed.
I built this so you can book a doctor's slot from your hostel room, in your pyjamas, at 11 PM. No more showing up to find 30 people ahead of you and the doctor at lunch. You're welcome.
I added this module because someone had to. I connected donors to those in need, with email alerts and everything. Real heroes roll up a sleeve. I just wrote the code.
I also added a donation feature. You can financially support the health center and then casually mention it for the rest of the semester. Razorpay handles the money — I just built the button.
A perfectly normal story involving me, a laptop, questionable sleep schedules, and an alarming amount of chai.
I was standing in a queue at the health center — a very long, very slow queue — when I thought: "Someone should digitise this." Then I thought: "I'm a CS student. That someone is clearly me."
I picked Django. I wrote the migrations. I visited Stack Overflow approximately 1,200 times (I counted). When the first page finally loaded without an error, I did a victory dance that shall never be spoken of.
I realised the campus also desperately needed a blood donor network. So I built one — with email notifications and everything. Honestly, I impressed myself a little with that one.
AUdoc goes live for Assam University Silchar. I officially declared paper registers a crime against humanity. You can report bugs — I promise I won't cry. (I might cry a little.)
No magic. Just my two hands, these tools, a worrying amount of caffeine, and a deadline that never actually existed.
No React. No Node. No 47 microservices screaming at each other in a Kubernetes cluster. I just used what made sense. Fight me.
One person. One laptop. Zero work-life balance. Maximum ambition. Moderate sleep deprivation.
I'm a Computer Science student who thought "I should build this" and then, against all odds, actually did. I handle everything — the backend, the frontend, the database, the emails, the CSS that refuses to center properly, and the silent panic whenever something breaks in production. If you're reading this and AUdoc is down, I probably already know. 😅
I read every single piece of feedback. Yes, even the spicy ones. Especially the spicy ones, actually.
Your feedback goes straight to me — anonymous to the world, visible to exactly one sleep-deprived developer.
Book an appointment, register as a blood donor, or just poke around. Your campus health services, finally on a screen near you.
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