The project is named after Tupaia, a legendary Pacific Island navigator who joined Captain Cook’s crew as he sailed through Tahiti in 1769. 
Ms Mahoney said the current version of mSupply Mobile was launched in 2016 and Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) paid for it to be released ‘open-source’ in 2017. 
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