ShiftMate ER

A lightweight Emergency Department shift management and clinical handover application.

ShiftMate ER is available as both a web application and a cross-platform desktop application built with Tauri.

Live Demo

https://shaheenmedtech.github.io/ShiftMate-ER/

Desktop Release

Latest release: v1.1.0

Available for:

• Linux
  • AppImage
  • DEB
  • RPM
• Windows
  • NSIS installer
  • MSI installer

Download ShiftMate ER v1.1.0 →

See CHANGELOG.md for release notes.

Features

• Shift management
• Cases, tasks, notes, and reminders
• Clinical handover management
• Arabic / English
• RTL / LTR
• Light / Dark themes
• Local data storage
• Responsive web interface
• Cross-platform desktop application support

Tech Stack

• React
• Vite
• Tailwind CSS
• Tauri
• Rust

Clinical Safety and Privacy

ShiftMate ER is an open-source workflow and educational project. It is not a certified medical device, electronic health record, hospital information system, or replacement for clinical judgement, approved handover procedures, institutional systems, or local policy.

The current implementation stores application records locally using browser/WebView localStorage.

The current storage and session model:

• does not provide application-level encryption at rest
• does not provide identity-grade authentication or access control
• may leave locally stored records accessible to users or processes with sufficient access to the same device, operating-system account, browser profile, application data, backups, or developer tools

Do not use the current public build to store real identifiable patient information, protected health information, credentials, secrets, or other sensitive production clinical data.

For the full policy and vulnerability-reporting process, see SECURITY.md.

Development

Install dependencies:

npm ci

Run the web application:

npm run dev

Build the web application:

npm run build

Run the Tauri desktop application after installing the required Rust and platform dependencies:

npm run tauri -- dev

More detailed contribution instructions are available in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Continuous Integration

Pull requests and pushes to main are checked with GitHub Actions.

The CI workflow currently verifies:

• reproducible npm dependency installation with npm ci
• successful production web build
• Rust formatting for the Tauri code
• successful cargo check for the Tauri backend

Tagged releases continue to use the dedicated desktop release workflow, while main deploys the web application to GitHub Pages.

Project Policies

• Contributing
• Security and Privacy
• Code of Conduct
• Changelog
• MIT License

Bug reports and feature requests should use the repository's GitHub Issue templates.

License

ShiftMate ER is licensed under the MIT License.