Plan Your Care is a healthcare discovery app for finding reproductive healthcare information, nearby clinics, and state-level resources.

Devpost: https://devpost.com/software/planurcare

• Frontend: React, Vite, Tailwind CSS
• Backend: Express, Node.js
• Database: MongoDB
• Maps: Google Maps APIs
• Integrations: EmailJS

• State-level reproductive healthcare information.
• Interactive map UI.
• Local clinic locator.
• Resource pages for care options and policy context.
• Chat-style guidance flow.
• Backend API for application data.

Plan Your Care received Best Overall and Best Use of MongoDB at WingHacks.

The project was built during WingHacks to make reproductive healthcare information easier to understand and navigate. The goal was to combine resource discovery, location search, and clear state-level context into one approachable app.

I worked across the React frontend, map experience, resource presentation, backend API, and data structure for state and clinic information.

• frontend owns the Vite/React app, map interface, resource views, and user-facing flow.
• backend owns the Express API and data access.
• staticDB contains state and clinic seed data used by the app.

• Turning sensitive healthcare information into an interface that felt clear and navigable.
• Combining map search, resource pages, and chat-style guidance without making the app feel fragmented.
• Building a useful product quickly within a hackathon time limit.

• Public-interest apps need careful wording and simple navigation because users may arrive with urgent questions.
• Hackathon products benefit from a narrow core workflow and a clear product name.
• Keeping seed data structured makes map and resource features easier to iterate on.

Frontend:

git clone https://github.com/mattcattb/Winghacks.git
cd Winghacks/frontend
npm install
npm run dev

Backend:

cd ../backend
npm install
npm run dev

Create local environment files for API keys, database URLs, and email configuration before running the full app.

The repository name is still Winghacks, but the clearer project name is Plan Your Care. The README uses the product name so the repo reads better from GitHub and portfolio links.