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Ride-Guard Emergency System

Next.js-based emergency platform for motorcyclists and adventurers with NFC chip and QR code integration

Healthcare
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Partner

DuoByte project

Industry

Healthcare

Core technologies

Next.js · Supabase · Stripe

Project work

From requirements to a resilient solution.

A concise look at the context, implementation and technical decisions behind the project.

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Starting point

An innovative Next.js and TypeScript web application for retrieving emergency data, specifically developed for motorcyclists, cyclists, mountaineers, and outdoor adventurers. The frontend with Tailwind CSS enables medical personnel to quickly access stored emergency information, such as important medical details, of a person in case of an accident after scanning the NFC chip or QR code.

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Implementation

In addition to the main functionality of emergency profiles, a shop system is integrated into the website, connected to Stripe, enabling payment methods like credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and many more.

03

Quality & operations

The Docker-containerized system with GitHub Actions CI/CD and Caddyfile configuration ensures reliable deployment and scalability.

Product & context

Inside the implementation.

Selected views show how the system was conceived and implemented within its domain context.

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System architecture

A technical foundation with a clear structure.

Technologies were combined to suit the task, operating model and long-term maintainability.

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Frontend

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSS
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Backend

SupabasePostgreSQL
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Payments

Stripe
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Infrastructure

DockerGitHub ActionsCaddyfile

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