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SanctumQMS
A quality management and laboratory information system for pharma, wearing a medieval sanctum as its living world.
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Quality management in pharma is rigorous. Rarely a place worth inhabiting. SanctumQMS is the quality realm I built for the pharma company I work with: a quality management system and a laboratory information system in one.
It wears a medieval sanctum metaphor, a living three-dimensional world. Underneath it has an audit trail, e-signatures, and role-based access.
The first phase shipped as validated G M P training, with a full validation package. Then the quality chambers came: deviations, corrective and preventive actions, change control, market complaints, an observatory. The lab side is still in active development and already in production.
In July twenty twenty-six, general learning moved to Gurukul, so Sanctum could focus. Vibe-coded with AI, it is live and in use.
Narrated in my own cloned voice, generated with ElevenLabs v4.
The quality world I built for the pharma company I work with looks like a medieval sanctum. It’s a living, three-dimensional realm, designed to feel like somewhere you inhabit, not a form you fill in. Underneath that metaphor, the rigor is strict: audit trail, e-signatures, and role-based access.
SanctumQMS is a quality management system and a laboratory information system in one. It’s built for quality control and quality assurance work, in a single place.
I started in May 2026, vibe-coded with AI. The stack is Next.js, Prisma, PostgreSQL, and Three.js.
The first phase was validated GMP training, complete with a full validation package. Then the quality chambers shipped: deviations, corrective and preventive actions, change control, market complaints, and an observatory.
The lab side is in active development and already running in production.
In July 2026, general learning and skill development moved out to its own home, Gurukul, so Sanctum could stay focused on quality.
It’s launched, live, and in use.
The making
- Next.js
- Prisma
- PostgreSQL
- TypeScript
- Three.js