On-device scan path
Prescription images and OCR text are designed to stay inside the Android app, with no patient-data backend.
Android engineering preview
RxScan Android
A privacy-first Android project for local Korean dispensing-bag OCR, mandatory user review, and official public medicine-data lookup.
Built around abstention, provenance, and local handling.
Mandatory review
Recognized medicine lines must be shown to the user before any official medicine details are treated as confirmed.
Signed public data
Official public datasets are built into generic SQLite artifacts with checksums, signatures, and source provenance.
What the project explicitly avoids.
No generated medical conclusions
Medical copy must come from official text, defined templates, or pharmacist-reviewed fixed copy.
No cloud identification
Recognized medicine names, OCR text, and prescription images are not server search inputs.
No silent guessing
Missing strength, dosage form, or conflicting evidence leads to review, ambiguity, or unresolved states.
No tracking model
The project excludes ads, behavioral analytics, accounts, and health-data monetization.
Current status: Goals 00–08 complete · v0.1.0 test build
On-device scan, fail-closed matching, mandatory review, and signed official data.
Android app
CameraX scan with quality gate and bundled offline Korean OCR, deterministic fail-closed matcher, mandatory review, official-source display, local DUR wording, and encrypted private storage.
Data builder
Reproducible, Ed25519-signed public drug database with independent verification and a rollback/revocation design.
Release readiness
An engineering preview, not cleared for production: pharmacist, regulatory, real-holdout, and pentest gates remain open and block production automatically.