pharmacist·developer·maker·photographer
Clinical pharmacist in an NHS Foundation Trust by day. Building clinical tools, indie apps and open source by night. Based in the UK.
A UK health-tech platform, built solo — where the pharmacist and the developer are the same person. The first product is an online pharmacy with real clinical dispensing and audit workflows; a shared NHS dm+d data layer also powers a developer medicines API and a drug-shortage watch dashboard. Regulatory compliance is baked into the architecture. Currently in build.
Cryptographic loyalty & visit-verification for local businesses. Tamper-proof QR check-ins — a digital punch card that can't be faked. iPad Kiosk mode, real-time analytics, zero customer accounts needed.
Decentralised crowdfunded gifting. Create a wish card, share the link, let friends contribute toward it. Ethereum-backed with Stripe payments — no banking details ever stored.
Anki flashcard decks for overseas dentists preparing for the GDC registration exam. 3,580+ MCQs across 20 subjects. Used by international dentists seeking UK registration.
Scrape Google Scholar and compile paper metadata — titles, authors, citations, abstracts — into a clean CSV. Built for academic research workflows.
Automate cross-posting from Mastodon to X (Twitter). Syncs text, hashtags, and images — keep your federated and centralised social presence in lockstep, hands-free.
AI-generated weekly meal plans across 30+ global cuisines. 21 meals, one consolidated shopping list, zero guesswork. Step-by-step recipes adapted for stovetop, oven, air fryer, and microwave.
I studied Art & Architecture and hold a BA — but chose to pivot into pharmaceutical sciences. Photography is the bridge that keeps me connected to the artistic side of my character.
I'm Mirsadra Molaei — a clinical pharmacist in an NHS Foundation Trust. Pharmacy and software are two separate parts of my life: the ward is the ward, the code editor is the code editor.
In software, I build solutions to problems I actually encounter — no category constraints. If something bothers me enough in daily life, I'll make something to fix it.
No grand plan — just keep building things that matter, and see where that leads.
