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Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe your blood donation workflow, and it builds a real donor management app for eligibility, drives, slots, appeals, reminders, and restricted records.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a medical device or a blood-bank system of record. It’s an AI app builder that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in your own words, and Kliv builds it: donor records, eligibility rules, drive schedules, slot booking, appeals, reminders, role-based views, and dashboards. What you get is a real app that’s yours. You can run it on your own domain, use it with your team, and keep changing it by asking for changes. It isn’t a spreadsheet template.
On this page, that app is a blood donation and donor management system. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this is one built around donor coordination, eligibility timing, appeals, and privacy.
A blood drive depends on people, dates, blood types, eligibility windows, chairs, locations, reminders, and restricted medical notes. A spreadsheet can hold names, but it cannot stop an ineligible booking, send an appeal only to matching donors, or restart a 56-day clock automatically.
Kliv builds those operational rules into the app. Eligibility is checked at booking, appeals are queries against type and date, drive capacity is enforced by slots, and private deferral details stay visible only to the roles you name.
The records that run a blood program, and what each one controls.
Each donor record can hold blood type, last donation date, contact preference, and drive history.
Whole-blood donations can use a 56-day window, with other windows for other donation types. The booking form can show the next eligible date instead of offering a chair too soon.
Each drive has date, location, chairs, and slots per hour, so capacity is enforced by the schedule.
An O-negative appeal can query for matching type, eligible today, and opted in, then contact those donors only.
Recognition such as a gallon club can be computed from donation history, with email queued when a donor reaches the milestone.
Deferral details can be scoped to the medical director role. Check-in volunteers see the eligibility answer they need and not the private reason.
Here’s how one center might use it. It’s only an example — you would describe your own eligibility rules, drive setup, appeal process, roles, and privacy needs.
Tomas flags an O-negative shortage. The appeal searches for O-negative donors who are eligible today and opted in, returning 31 names out of 400.
Thirty-one emails go out under the center’s name, each with a booking link for the weekend drive. The whole donor list is not spammed.
Slots book by chair and hour. Once an hour is full, the scheduler stops offering it.
On drive day, volunteers see name, slot, and eligible yes or no. Deferral details stay on the medical director’s screen.
Each completed donation is logged against the donor, and the eligibility clock restarts in the same update.
The thank-you email includes the date the donor can give again, and a scheduled reminder can go out when that date arrives.
Kliv builds from your description, so the more detail you give, the closer the first version. Include eligibility rules, donation types, drive capacity, appeals, roles, and privacy boundaries. Here are three to build on:
Chairs, slots, locations, confirmations, and prep tips.
“Build a mobile blood drive scheduler for our community blood center. Drives have recurring location profiles, four chairs, 15-minute slots from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., confirmation emails with directions and preparation tips, and check-in staff can see the day’s booked donors.”
The 56-day clock, enforced at booking.
“Build a donor management app. Each donor has blood type, last donation date, contact preference, and donation history. Whole-blood bookings inside the 56-day window are blocked, the donor sees their next eligible date, and an email goes out the day they become eligible again.”
Student groups, drive sign-ups, and semester totals.
“Build a campus blood drive platform. Student groups host drives, sign-ups track by group, each drive has per-chair hourly capacity, and a leaderboard totals completed donations per organization for the semester.”
The clock can run on its own schedule. A scheduled job can check each morning who has become eligible again and send an invitation on the right day.
Roles are read rules. Check-in volunteers, drive coordinators, and the medical director can query the same database and receive different fields because deferral details are scoped by role.
Guidance can come from your documents. If you upload your center’s own eligibility guidance, such as travel rules or medication policies, an assistant can answer from those documents and cite the source before offering the next open chair when appropriate. It is support for your process, not medical judgment.
Blood is the donation this page counts, but many centers also count dollars and volunteer hours. Nonprofits on Kliv covers that side.
Kliv is an AI app builder that creates custom web apps from a description. For donor management, it builds donor records, eligibility rules, drive schedules, appeals, reminders, role views, and reports around your process.
A real app. Kliv builds the database, rules, screens, and reminders for your donor program. It is not a spreadsheet template.
Yes. You can ask for changes later, such as a different eligibility window, another donation type, a new appeal rule, or a new drive report.
Yes. Eligibility can be checked by the booking form. If the donor is inside the waiting window, the app can show the next eligible date instead of offering a slot.
Only the roles you name. Deferral details can be scoped to the medical director, while volunteers see only the eligibility answer they need.
No. An appeal can query blood type, eligibility as of today, and opt-in status, then email only matching donors.
Yes. A scheduled job can send an email when the eligibility date arrives.
Yes. Each drive can have chairs and slots per hour, and full slots stop being offered.
Yes. A check-in view can show the donor, slot, and eligibility answer without exposing private deferral details.
No. Kliv builds the app that runs your process. Eligibility guidance should come from your center’s own policies and medical team.
Kliv does not price by the size of your donor roll. The app, data, and donor history remain yours at 400 donors or 4,000, with export included.
Yes. Donor pages and staff tools can run on your own domain.
Yes. The code syncs to your own Git repository, so leaving is a git pull rather than a rebuild.
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