KemonDoctor.For real trust.

Kemon Doctor (“How is the doctor?” in Bangla) is a non-profit platform helping patients in Bangladesh find reliable doctors — and quietly surface issues like over-prescribing and rushed consultations.

It’s not a clinic-listing directory. It’s a trust layer on top of what already exists, built for the country it serves.

Solo founder and developer. Everything from the conceptual model to the production frontend is mine.

• Architecture and data model
• Frontend in Next.js 16 + TypeScript
• Database design and migration system (Drizzle ORM)
• Bilingual UX system (Bangla & English) treated with equal care

Patients in Bangladesh have no trusted, structured way to judge a doctor before a visit. Word of mouth is the default, and over-prescribing is widespread.

The platform gives patients a place to share what actually happened in a consultation — and to find doctors whose patterns hold up under it.

A mobile-first platform with Bangla and English wired in as equals — same care on type, layout, search, and reviews. Performance and clarity over polish.

• Mobile-first UI sized for one-handed use across phone sizes.
• Bangla & English with full type care — not afterthought translation.
• Server-rendered with Next.js for fast first paint and shareable doctor profiles.
• Structured reviews — small set of strong signals rather than open-text noise.
• Drizzle ORM for type-safe migrations on the Postgres schema.

Picked for fast iteration alone and a free-tier-friendly stack that keeps a non-profit running cheaply.

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• PostgreSQL
• Drizzle ORM
• Tailwind CSS
• Vercel

The platform is currently in build. It’s intentionally being shipped slowly — trust-driven products live or die on their first hundred reviews, so we’d rather start small and curated than open the gates early.