Rescue Net

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control room dashboard
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When the network goes down, the rescue network comes alive.

RescueNet is an offline-first emergency communication and coordination platform built for disaster-prone regions — designed around Pakistan's flood and earthquake emergencies, and built to generalize anywhere normal infrastructure can fail exactly when people need it most.

The problem During floods, earthquakes, and major infrastructure failures, the thing that fails first is the network — cellular towers go down, internet access disappears — right when people most need to report emergencies, find their families, and locate safe routes. Most emergency apps quietly assume the internet works. RescueNet doesn't.

The idea Turn ordinary smartphones into nodes of a resilient emergency network:

When internet is available: reports flow straight to a backend and a live coordinator dashboard. When it isn't: reports are encrypted, stored locally, and relayed phone-to-phone over Bluetooth until any device in the chain regains connectivity — at which point the report reaches the backend automatically, no matter whose phone actually delivered it. An AI layer turns messy, code-switched speech (English/Urdu) into structured, prioritized incident data — always labeled with a confidence score, never presented as certain fact.