RxInteract
Introduction Across many PWA projects that I have worked on (such as RxLookup , RxAlbum , RxPed , and RxQuote ), I began to recognise an unsettling pattern. While modern AI-assisted vibe coding allows you to set up the app architecture within a few days, the hardest part remains the source data that acts as the foundation and soul of the app. Even the thought of building a drug interaction database from scratch and trying to make it comprehensive felt overwhelming. Gathering and verifying thousands of individual interaction pairs would take immense effort, and in the end, it would still be nowhere near complete. Because of this, while vibe coding RxInteract , our initial plan was to outsource publicly available reference data, and one potential candidate was DDInter . However, the downloadable data only provided interaction severity scores - it lacked clinical details, underlying mechanisms, and actionable management steps. Knowing a severity number without knowing what to do with th...