ScrubDex
Nandha K Samy
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About this app
ScrubDex is a clinician-designed surgical case logbook and task management tool built for procedural professionals who want organized, structured documentation without added complexity. Training is demanding. Clinical workload is constant. Cases accumulate, follow-ups increase, and tracking progress becomes challenging. ScrubDex helps you maintain organized personal records and stay on top of responsibilities. Core Capabilities Structured Case Logging – Document procedures, diagnoses, operative roles, and notes in organized, searchable entries for personal record-keeping and self-audit. Task & Reminder Tracking – Manage follow-ups, ward duties, and case-related actions with customizable reminders. Practice Insights – Review trends in case volume and procedural exposure based on your logged data. Offline-First Design – Fully functional without internet access. All data is stored locally on your device. Export & Backup – Generate PDF summaries and create secure backups of your records. Data & Google Drive Access All case data is stored locally on your device. The developer does not operate servers for case storage and does not collect or transmit your logged data. An optional Google Drive backup feature allows you to store encrypted backup files in your own Drive account. The app accesses only the files it creates and does not access or modify other files in your Drive. Backup is entirely user-initiated and can be disabled at any time.
What's new
Version 1.0.3 · Feb 24, 2026
• UI refinements and performance improvements • Expanded branch and specialty range • Added fee tracking enhancements
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