I am a business management student and I actively try to participate in hackathons, even though my background is not purely technical. The idea for this project came from a desire to understand how technology can be applied to solve real societal problems, especially in the field of healthcare. I noticed that many professionals, especially doctors, spend a lot of time on documentation rather than working directly with people. Medical records are often written after a visit, when there is fatigue, lack of time and there is a risk of missing important details. This prompted me to try to prototype a permanent solution as part of this process that could be facilitated. MediNote AI is a small hackathon prototype that allows you to paste the text of a doctor-patient conversation and automatically generate a structured medical record in SOAP format (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan). Several demo examples such as migraine, UTI and diabetes are also included to make it easier to understand the entire workflow. The generated text can be copied and further edited manually. The project was designed as a simple front-end solution using React, TypeScript, and Vite. All logic runs in the browser, without a server or backend infrastructure. The focus was on the workflow and user experience itself, rather than complex or clinical-grade artificial intelligence models. The biggest challenges were limited time, lack of technical experience, and working with the StackBlitz environment, where the demo didn't always load immediately. It was also important to clearly distinguish that this was not a real medical system, but just a demonstration of the idea. The biggest achievement is a working prototype that clearly demonstrates the idea from problem to solution. This project was also a good learning experience for me, allowing me to better understand the product development process, the meaning of MVP, and how even simple solutions can have real value. MediNote AI is not a medical tool and is not intended for real-world use without professional review. It is merely a demonstration project that shows a possible direction in which technology could help reduce administrative burdens in healthcare in the future.

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