HackTN 2026 prototype with demo data. Nothing is shipped and no one is emailed.
A nonprofit runs Fit-Check between hospitals with surplus equipment and clinics that need it. Every offer is screened against the receiving clinic's power, climate, utilities, staff and import rules before a container is booked.
Kayunga District Hospital, Uganda: which donated oxygen concentrators fit, which won't, and why.
Pick the model from the library, or paste the listing or photograph the rating plate. Where the library has the model, each fact links to the page of the maker's document it was read from.
Post an offerPuts the device on the register, open to every clinic's request.
State your mains voltage, frequency, outages and ward climate once. Every open offer is checked against it, and the ones that cannot work say why.
Register your clinic Request for a registered clinicRegistering records your clinic's conditions; a request goes on file for a clinic already registered.
Operator The nonprofit sits between donor and clinic: it screens every offer against every request, answers the supply questions no document can, and decides before anything ships. We scale the site visit, not replace it.
Also in the chain: freight forwarder, customs and the Ministry of Health, the clinic's technician.