Taskete – Dispatch and Respond
Inspiration
Taskete draws inspiration from the anime 86, particularly the Handler One system, which seamlessly integrates dispatch and response operations. We wanted to reimagine that concept in the real world, focusing on two pillars:
EDC (Emergency Dispatch Conversation) – empowering dispatchers with AI tools.
MCSM (Micro Credentialing System for Medicine) – supporting responders through verified training and credentials.
By addressing both ends of the emergency response chain, Taskete aims to improve coordination, accuracy, and trust in high-stakes scenarios.
What it does
For Dispatchers (EDC):
🚑 AI-Powered Emergency Copilot – Speech-to-Text (STT) system for real-time analysis.
📊 Data Visualization – Displays affected body parts & severity indicators.
📝 Record Generation – Extracts key data into downloadable documents.
🤖 Conversational AI – Provides context-specific answers and predictive insights.
For Responders (MCSM):
🎓 Training & Credentialing – Courses with examinations to certify skills.
⏳ Credential Tracking – Expiry management linked to exam performance.
👤 Responder Profiles – Digital ID with certifications & accomplishments.
🔗 QR Verification – Unique codes to eliminate fake credentials.
🛠️ How we built it
Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, NPM
Collaboration: GitHub for version control
Hosting: GitHub Pages & Vercel (with local live-server workaround for database access)
⚡ Challenges we faced
CORS restrictions caused delays in fetching external resources.
Database loading issues on GitHub Pages and Vercel.
Workaround: Run the project locally with index.html on a live server.
🏆 Accomplishments
Sharpened JavaScript and web development skills.
Built a dual-system platform (dispatcher + responder) with real-world potential.
Delivered a functional prototype on time despite technical hurdles.
Lessons learned
Handling static JSON database access in JavaScript.
Gained deeper insights into async data fetching and browser limitations.
Importance of resilient design when deploying to constrained platforms.
What’s next for Taskete
🚀 Version 2 development with API-backed databases for scalability.
🌐 First responder network to connect dispatchers and responders directly.
📲 Mobile-first interface for on-the-ground accessibility.
🔒 Advanced verification with blockchain or decentralized credential storage.
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