Hi everyone, I am Abhay Pratap Singh an IT undergrad from India. I work on flutter, android, python and javascript. I’ve also built some projects in them. I am looking forward to contribute to LibreHealth community as it aligns with my interest. Can anyone please guide me as where should I start from.
Hi Mua can you please guide me from where can I start contributing to the organization as I am new here I want to contribute to the flutter and android part.
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Hi there everyone @AbhaySingh @HaleemaTallat1 @Insiyaya @g-for-gour @Simran1604 @technmad @DevanshYadav07 … Welcome to LH and happy new year. Sorry for the late reply as we all mentors are sometimes really busy.
It’s always a pleasure seeing new contributors. If you haven’t yet joined our chat where most of the discussions take place, make sure to join in here
We do have a niche of projects to which you can contribute… These can be found here LibreHealth · GitLab.
If you have any questions feel free to ask here or in our chats. Looking forward to seeing you around folks.
Best, MR.
Hi Mua, I can totally understand the reason behind late replies. Thanks for guiding.
Hi everyone, my name is Salva and I am a Spanish student from the University of Seville. I am studying a double degree in Informatic Engineering and Mathematics (third year). I really would like to work with you this 2024 summer and I am sure the experience will teach me numerous useful skills. I need projects ideas (the ones I have seen published on the forum are for 2023 and have already been executed). Thank you for your time, I will be waiting for mentors advice and guidance.
Hello Mentors, I wanted to know that wether we have to do some pre setups of librehealth before contributions, and if yes how to do it any particular demo video or some article, or just we have to clone the repo
Hey Everyone. My name is Vyshnav Ajith, and I am a Flutter developer and a computer science student from India. My experience includes being part of Google Developers, Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador, and various other Flutter, backend and Cloud Technologies internships. I would love to start off with the ECEB project. Is there any suggestion or tip the community would like to give before I start?
Hello everyone, I’m Aayush Tripathi, a passionate student and a Java-based Android Developer. I find LibreHealth’s mission to make healthcare resources accessible to all people worldwide fascinating, and I think Android apps are a crucial part of that.
For the same reason, I am excited to contribute to LibreHealth in the App Development Domain. I’m ready to contribute to everything from app optimization to creating new apps to documentation changes.
Being a member of this active community is an honor, and I am looking forward to getting to know everyone and making an impact.
Hi everyone, Am Salahuddeen Mohammed Shitu as a social worker and environmental sustainable Consultant ,here in Nigeria 
, am working on developing a medical application where people with no access to healthcare services in the rural communities in Kaduna State, Nigeria, like telemedince and general medicine
Hi everyone,
I am Adnaan, a third-year Computer Science Engineering (CSE) student from VNRVJIET, Hyderabad. I am passionate about contributing to open-source projects and collaborating with like-minded individuals.
I have experience working with the MERN stack and am proficient in Python, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. My open-source journey includes being selected for the Girl Script Summer of Code and successfully merging 4+ pull requests during Hacktoberfest.
I’m excited to learn, grow, and contribute more to impactful projects. could anyone guide me with contribution guide of librehealth and I would also lke to inquire if Librehealth is participating this year(2025) in gsoc?
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Hi everyone,
I’m Ahmed Aladdin, a third-year Computer Engineering student at Cairo University and a previous open-source contributor to ScummVM. I am excited to apply for GSoC 2025 as a Flutter developer and contribute to LibreHealth. I have experience building cross-platform applications with Flutter, managing state efficiently, and developing large systems with backend compatibility.
LibreHealth’s mission of improving healthcare services through technology is something I strongly admire. I believe technology can greatly enhance accessibility and efficiency in this field, and I’d love to contribute to this goal.
Looking forward to collaborating and learning from the community!
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Hi everyone, I’m Anagha Pradeep, currently pursuing my Master’s in computer science. I’m thrilled to be here and to take part in Google Summer of Code 2026 with LibreHealth. I’m passionate about technology’s role in improving healthcare accessibility and efficiency, and I’m eager to apply my skills while learning from this amazing community. Excited to collaborate, contribute, and grow together!
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Hola everyone, I’m Syna, a third year CS undergrad.
I’ve been working with Flutter for a while now and enjoy experimenting with & building different kinds of experiences.
I’m eager to start contributing to LibreHealth through GSoC as I want to get more involved in open source and work on something meaningful in healthcare.
Looking forward to learning and building together 
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Hi everyone and community 
I’m Kartikey, a college student pursuing Computer Science. I’m just a curious person on how things work. I love to build apps and mainly do it in Flutter, also have interest in hardware(from school days), so thought it might align with LibreHealth and can make real world contribution.
Looking forward to learn, grow and contribute to LibreHealth!
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Hi LibreHealth Community!
My name is Sujal Tripathi, and I’m a 3rd-year Computer Science student from India. I came across LibreHealth through the GSoC 2026 organizations list and I’m genuinely excited about the mission of bringing open-source innovation to healthcare.
About my skills:
- Full-stack web development using JavaScript, React.js, Node.js (MERN stack)
- Competitive programming in Java
- Experience with Git/GitHub workflows and open-source contributions
- Familiar with Hackathons and building real-world applications
Why LibreHealth? I’m deeply interested in the Web Component-based Drag-and-Drop Form Designer project idea. My experience with React and JavaScript makes this a perfect fit, and I’d love to dig deeper into the codebase. What I’ve done so far:
- Contributed to open-source projects including Nutrivigil and Talawa (Palisadoes Foundation)
- Built full-stack MERN applications and participated in multiple hackathons
- GitHub: SujalTripathi (Tripathi Sujal ) · GitHub
I’m now exploring the GitLab repositories to find a good first issue to contribute to. Looking forward to learning from the mentors and being a productive part of this community!
Thank you for the opportunity. Happy to meet everyone here!
Would you like me to help you find or draft a message for a specific “good first issue” on their GitLab?
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Hello @All !!
I am Armaan Gupta, a pre-final engineering student at IIIT Jabalpur, doing my majors in Electronics and Communication Engineering. I am a software developer, who loves building scalable and maintainable backend, that is not too much prone to breaking (well, I try to keep it like that). I have worked on tech-stacks like Java-Spring Boot-Kafka, Mern, Go Microservices etc.
I also have keen interest in fields like DevOps, ML, Agentic AI and Data Science.
Looking forward to exploring the codebase of LibreHealth, and contributing and engaging with the community of it.
Thanks/..
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Hello LibreHealth Community,
I’m Isha, a second-year Computer Science undergraduate. I’m exploring LibreHealth through GSoC and am particularly interested in some of the ideas related to structured clinical logic and rule-based systems, as they combine technical depth with meaningful real-world impact.
I’m genuinely excited to learn more about the project ecosystem, engage with the community, and contribute thoughtfully over time.
Glad to be here and looking forward to collaborating!
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Hi LibreHealth Community!
My name is Yashwanth M, and I’m an Information Science undergraduate from India with a strong focus on Flutter-based cross-platform development. I discovered LibreHealth through the GSoC 2026 organizations list, and I’m genuinely excited about contributing to open-source healthcare solutions that create real-world impact.
About Me – Flutter & Mobile Focus
I specialize in building scalable, responsive, and secure Flutter applications with clean architecture and production-ready practices.
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Strong experience in Flutter (Dart) for cross-platform iOS & Android apps
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State management using Riverpod & Provider
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Experience building offline-first applications
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Integration of REST APIs with Node.js / FastAPI backends
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Firebase (Firestore, Auth) & MongoDB integration
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Secure authentication using JWT
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Experience translating Figma designs into pixel-perfect UI
Relevant Flutter Projects
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Verifier – Built an offline-first P2P attendance system using Flutter with Wi-Fi Direct & Bluetooth mesh communication.
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Q-Flow – Developed a real-time crowd management system with dynamic slot booking using Firebase.
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Xplora – Designed a Flutter frontend integrated with a FastAPI AI backend delivering structured Q&A responses.
Through these projects, I’ve focused heavily on:
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Clean UI architecture
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Modular and reusable widget systems
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Performance optimization
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Secure communication between frontend and backend services
Why LibreHealth?
Healthcare applications require:
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Reliability
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Security
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Offline capabilities
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Clean and intuitive UI
These are areas I’ve actively worked on in my Flutter projects, and I would love to contribute to LibreHealth’s mobile or frontend-related initiatives — especially where scalable UI systems or patient-facing applications are involved.
I’m currently exploring LibreHealth’s GitLab repositories and would appreciate guidance on selecting a Flutter-related good first issue to start contributing.
Looking forward to learning from mentors and contributing meaningfully to the community!
LinkedIn: Yashwanth-M
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I am Yashvant Singh, a pre-final year student at the National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur, India. I am a past GSoC’25 contributor @CircuitVerse. I worked on the Flutter-based mobile app of CircuitVerse.
LinkedIn: Yashvant Singh GSoC Work: Project 7: Flutter Upgrade
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Hi, I’m Satyam Jha, a final-year B.Tech student at IIT BHU. I’ve been building with Flutter for over 2 years now and have worked on multiple apps across different domains, along with meaningful open-source contributions. I’ve also interned at Palisadoes Foundation and CRED, which gave me exposure to writing cleaner, more maintainable code and working in structured teams.
I enjoy building practical applications, thinking through architecture decisions, and improving things until they feel solid and scalable. I’m comfortable taking ownership of features, collaborating with mentors, and continuously learning as I build.
LinkedIn: Satyam Jha Prev Work at Palisadoes: Report
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