LabSavvy

The product was four separate applications (for patients, providers, admins, and content teams), each maintained on its own. Every shared UI change had to be hand-copied into all four, which was slow, error-prone, and let the apps drift apart in look and behavior.

I led a re-architecture that consolidated four independently-maintained apps onto one shared foundation, so a single UI change ships to all of them at once instead of being rebuilt four times, cutting duplicated work and the bugs that came with it. That foundation grew into a shared library of 120+ customizable components and 70 reusable hooks now used across the LabSavvy family of apps, keeping the patient, provider, admin, and content experiences consistent. I also extended the product to native iOS and Android so patients get the same experience on any device.