Kliniq
Clinical triage across four Nigerian languages, on a model I deployed myself
Project Overview
Kliniq is a healthcare platform that lets patients describe symptoms in the language they actually speak, and gives clinicians a triaged view of what came in. It is built on N-ATLaS, an open-weight Nigerian multilingual model, which I deployed and served myself rather than calling a hosted API. A model that understands Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba is not something you can buy off a commercial endpoint.
Client
Awarri Developer Challenge 2025
Role
Backend and inference infrastructure
Completed
March 2026
Duration
Hackathon build, extended after
Technologies Used
Frontend
Backend
Deployment
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