Interactive Dietician Counseling Portal
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m building an online portal where patients living with diabetes, cancer, or anyone working on weight-loss or weight-gain goals can meet qualified dieticians in real time. The heart of the project is an interactive, engaging interface that makes every step feel personal rather than clinical.
Core experience
• Secure video consultation so patients and dieticians can speak face-to-face without switching apps.
• A flexible meal-planning workspace that lets practitioners create, edit, and share plans on the spot.
• Progress-tracking dashboards where clients upload biometrics, photos, or lab data and see trends over time.
User roles
Patients/Clients will book sessions, receive plans, and log results.
Dieticians/Nutritionists will host calls, build plans, and monitor progress from their own console.
(I’m handling admin functions separately, so those controls aren’t needed here.)
Look & feel
Think bright, welcoming, and highly interactive rather than a minimalist “one-page” layout. Subtle animations, intuitive navigation, and mobile responsiveness are important so sessions can happen on phones, tablets, or desktops without friction.
Tech preferences
I’m open on the stack as long as it supports secure video (WebRTC or an embedded service such as Zoom SDK, Twilio Video, or Jitsi), quick database queries for nutrition data, and a smooth front-end (React or Vue preferred, but convince me if you have a better idea). HIPAA-ready architecture is a plus, though not mandatory at launch.
Acceptance criteria
1. Working MVP deployed on a test server demonstrating the three features above.
2. Role-based access functioning for patients and dieticians.
3. Clean, interactive UI delivered with source files and documentation.
4. Handover session so I’m comfortable maintaining basic content and user management.
If this sounds like the kind of health-tech build you enjoy, let’s map out timelines and milestones together.
Core experience
• Secure video consultation so patients and dieticians can speak face-to-face without switching apps.
• A flexible meal-planning workspace that lets practitioners create, edit, and share plans on the spot.
• Progress-tracking dashboards where clients upload biometrics, photos, or lab data and see trends over time.
User roles
Patients/Clients will book sessions, receive plans, and log results.
Dieticians/Nutritionists will host calls, build plans, and monitor progress from their own console.
(I’m handling admin functions separately, so those controls aren’t needed here.)
Look & feel
Think bright, welcoming, and highly interactive rather than a minimalist “one-page” layout. Subtle animations, intuitive navigation, and mobile responsiveness are important so sessions can happen on phones, tablets, or desktops without friction.
Tech preferences
I’m open on the stack as long as it supports secure video (WebRTC or an embedded service such as Zoom SDK, Twilio Video, or Jitsi), quick database queries for nutrition data, and a smooth front-end (React or Vue preferred, but convince me if you have a better idea). HIPAA-ready architecture is a plus, though not mandatory at launch.
Acceptance criteria
1. Working MVP deployed on a test server demonstrating the three features above.
2. Role-based access functioning for patients and dieticians.
3. Clean, interactive UI delivered with source files and documentation.
4. Handover session so I’m comfortable maintaining basic content and user management.
If this sounds like the kind of health-tech build you enjoy, let’s map out timelines and milestones together.