Day 1
Shell and native sign-in
ScheduleFai's app shell adapted for TidFai: personnummer sign-in, a code on a new phone and a switch between agencies.
TidFai App — Time report app for locum doctors on iPhone and Android
The TidFai app for iPhone and Android
The TidFai app is a time report app for locum doctors and nurses on jour and beredskap. Staff stamp in, mark when an on-call night turns into work and follow their reports, for several agencies in one app.
The problem
Jour happens on the ward, not at a desk.
Consultants on jour and beredskap are on the ward, not at a desk. Many work for more than one agency, and the rules for their reports keep changing.
Stamping away from a desk
During a night of jour, the consultant is on the ward with a phone, not at a computer.
Several agencies, one person
Many consultants work for two or more agencies and need to switch without signing out.
A store update per change
Report rules change, and a new app version for each change is slow to reach people.
Data the job does not need
A time report app has no reason to know where a doctor is.
What we built
A time report app for locum doctors on a shell already in the stores.
We built the app on the native shell from our ScheduleFai app, which is already in the stores. Sign-in, tabs and the lock are native, while the pages come from the TidFai web app, so most changes need no store update.
Stamp in, then Arbetar nu
Stamp in, take a break, and mark when a call during jour turns into work. Klar ends it.
Switch agency in the menu
One login covers every agency, and Byt in the menu changes context.
Web pages in a native shell
Tabs and menus come from the server and the pages from the web app, so most changes ship without a store update.
No location, Face ID lock
The app never reads the location, and it can be locked with Face ID or a fingerprint.
Timeline
Two days from shell to first build.
We started from the ScheduleFai app instead of a blank project. Day one adapted the shell, sign-in and pages, and day two added the lock, the offline screens and the first build on iPhone.
Day 1, evening
Tabs, pages and bridge
Tabs and menus from the server, the web pages in a WebView, and a bridge for PDFs, haptics and BankID.
Day 2
Lock, offline and first build
Face ID lock, offline and update screens, and the first build running on iPhone.
The result
Stamp on the ward, check the report later.
The app is built with Expo for iPhone and Android, and the first builds run on iPhone. The release in App Store and Google Play is the next step.
KTKamal TizfaiCEO & Founder
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