TaskUp
A task-management app that keeps hospital teams running rounds and follow-ups even when the Wi-Fi drops.

A task-management app that keeps hospital teams running rounds and follow-ups even when the Wi-Fi drops.



Hospital staff move between rooms and units throughout a shift, so a stable network connection cannot be assumed. TaskUp needed to support rounds, task assignments, and patient follow-ups even when connectivity dropped. An interface that stopped working offline would interrupt the work it was meant to support.
The patient-rounds experience therefore needed to remain usable without a connection and preserve entries when staff returned online. Reliability was part of the core workflow, alongside the wider product's day-to-day stability.
I built the patient-rounds experience end to end, including support for continuing work without a connection and retaining entries when connectivity returned. The focus was continuity for hospital teams: network availability should not determine whether a round could be completed or an entry preserved.
The product's frontend stack included React, TypeScript, Emotion, and Storybook, with Java and Spring on the backend. Alongside the rounds work, I fixed reliability issues in the wider product that were degrading everyday use.
The work received Compass's Code Maestro award in March 2024, selected from 50 developers. Following its 2024 pilot, TaskUp rolled out to more than 20 hospitals and units across the United States.