DonorLink is a mobile application we built for a Polish medical network that needed a faster way to connect volunteer blood donors with hospitals. The product supports two roles — individual donors and medical institutions — with a Ukrainian-language interface so the platform could serve both local patients and Ukrainian-speaking communities across Poland.



Hospitals struggled to reach eligible donors quickly when urgent blood requests came in. Donor availability lived in phone calls and informal chats, blood-type matching was manual, and there was no shared place to publish requests or let donors signal when they were ready to donate.
We delivered a cross-platform mobile app with donor and institution registration, blood-group browsing, searchable active requests, medical tags for urgency and departments, a donor-ready toggle visible to hospitals, and profile management for contact details and blood type. The home feed highlights community stats and recent requests, while dedicated search and profile flows keep everyday actions within a few taps.
Matching speed
Donor-ready toggles and searchable requests replaced informal phone chains for urgent blood needs.
Hospital workflow
Institution accounts could publish tagged requests with department context, reducing back-and-forth clarification.
Community reach
Ukrainian-language UI expanded usable donor pool for hospitals serving Ukrainian-speaking patients.