IDF Field Software

What I built

• Incident dashboard: open incidents by company with type and location, a per-incident headcount reconciliation (anchor list minus accounted equals missing, flagged in red), one-tap WhatsApp status summaries, and an auditable action log of every change with JSON and text export.
• Duty roster generator: a constraint-based scheduler that fills soldier and officer slots across a project window. Hard constraints first (rest periods between shifts, daily and weekly limits, availability windows down to the hour, per-person shift-type bans, incompatibility rules, rotation groups by date range), then a fairness score that balances load across people.
• When a slot cannot be filled the generator says why: each unfilled slot lists the blocking constraints and how many people each one excluded, so the editor knows which rule to loosen or who to drag in.
• Rotation plans tile groups back-to-back to the end of the project and can be re-applied from a given date when the pattern changes mid-project; the periods table stays hand-editable.
• Drag-and-drop editing with live violation warnings, weekly grid view, per-person load and weekend counts, styled Excel export, and a setup wizard that builds a whole project in a few steps.
• Full Hebrew and English with RTL layout, client-side persistence, JSON export/import so several editors can share state without a backend.
• Field checklist tool: a mobile-first SOP app for emergency-response officers, driven by a JSON procedure file with per-section progress, print-ready output and instant reset between incidents.

Architecture

Stack

Frontend

Next.js 14 · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Zustand · dnd-kit

Data & export

localStorage persistence · JSON import/export · ExcelJS · WhatsApp summaries

i18n

Hebrew-first · RTL layout · English

Screens