Building HealthRx: A Personal Health Assistant in Under 3 Hours with Google Antigravity

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HealthRx

Built in less than 3 hours with Google Antigravity IDE

In the fast-paced world of software development, speed and efficiency are paramount. Today, I'm excited to share HealthRx, a comprehensive personal health management application that I built from scratch in record time.

How was this possible? The secret weapon was the Google Antigravity IDE.

🚀 What is HealthRx?

HealthRx is a modern, secure, and intuitive web application designed to help you take control of your home pharmacy and health tracking. It solves the common chaos of managing medicine cabinets and remembering sickness details.


💊 Smart Inventory
Add, edit, and delete medications, track expiration dates, and monitor stock levels. Never run out of essential meds again.
📝 Sickness Log
Maintain a precise history of illnesses. Log symptoms, exact times, and medicines taken for each episode.
🤖 AI Assistant
Powered by advanced AI, get personalized health insights and answers based on your specific health logs.
📊 Dashboard
Get a bird's-eye view of your health data with a dynamic dashboard visualizing trends and inventory status.
🔐 Secure & Private
Built with Firebase Auth & Firestore, your data is encrypted and accessible only to you.

⚡ The Antigravity Advantage

Building a full-stack application usually takes days. With Google Antigravity IDE, we went from zero to deployment in record time.

⏱️ Hour 1: Core Structure & Design Rapidly scaffolded the React + Vite project and implemented a beautiful, responsive UI using Tailwind CSS.
⏱️ Hour 2: Backend & Logic Integrated Firebase for real-time data storage and authentication. Built complex logic for inventory and sickness logging.
⏱️ Hour 3: AI Integration & Polish Connected the AI Health Assistant and refined the user experience, ensuring smooth performance.

The Antigravity IDE served as an intelligent pair programmer, handling boilerplate and suggesting architectural improvements.

🛠️ Tech Stack

React 19 Vite Tailwind CSS 4 Firebase Auth Firestore AI Assistant Google Antigravity IDE


Conclusion

HealthRx is proof that with the right tools, you can build professional-grade software at lightning speed. Google Antigravity didn't just speed up the coding; it elevated the entire engineering process.

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