The problem Sehat solves

1. Users can securely store diverse health records in one place, eliminating the need for physical copies or multiple apps.
2. Hospitals can efficiently manage doctors' schedules, ensuring optimal utilization of resources.
3. Users can schedule appointments easily, reducing the hassle of calling or visiting the clinic/hospital.
4. Hospitals can access patients' records quickly by scanning their unique QR codes, improving the efficiency of patient care.
5. Users can access information about healthcare events, improving their engagement with healthcare resources and opportunities.
6. Doctors can access patient records swiftly via QR codes, saving time and improving the efficiency of consultations.
7. Unique QR codes expedite data retrieval during visits, saving time and enhancing the user experience.
8. Users can seamlessly organize their schedules, view past and upcoming appointments, and receive timely reminders, ensuring they don't miss important appointments.
9. Doctors can manage appointments efficiently, optimizing their schedule and reducing waiting times for patients.

Challenges we ran into

1. We were not able to implement the Blood API and we were not able to fetch the data properly.
2. There was a security flow through QR sharing , then we created a dynamic QR and solved this issue.
3. Backend was not stable. We solved the problem day and night to fix this issue.
4. Flutter version was not in a sync and the whole application went down then we have matched all the flutter version of every collaborator and we solved this issue.