Someone reports
Who they are, what is wrong, where, how long since anyone cared for them. Four taps. Optional photo and door word.
Day 1 after the Snap · half of everyone is gone
A baby cannot phone. A bedridden woman cannot post. Still Here lets anyone who knows about them report them, and gets a neighbour to the door within the hour.
This is the full flow, start to finish. You are a neighbour vouched for by your local volunteer group.
Tap the signal chip in the phone to simulate weak signal or none. Photos switch off when signal is weak.
Nobody can send help from outside, because everywhere lost half its people. This map shows each city's gap, so neighbours know where to recruit volunteers first. Tap a city.
Counts only. The map never shows a street, a flat or a person. A zone with fewer than 20 reports is merged into the next larger zone, so a single house can never be picked out.
Who they are, what is wrong, where, how long since anyone cared for them. Four taps. Optional photo and door word.
A vetted neighbour sees an anonymous card ordered by urgency and distance, and says "I'll go".
Water, food, medicine, electricity, safe to leave alone or not. Recorded at the door, in yes or no taps.
A name and a next-check time are required. Miss the check and the case goes back to the top of the list, marked overdue.
The list says "small child, no water, ~400 m". No name, no address, no number.
Street after "I'll go". Flat and door after "I'm outside". Photo only at the door, never saved on the helper's phone.
A claim is held 90 minutes, then returns to the list. Every reveal is logged against a vouched name.
"Nobody here" closes a case in one tap with no blame, and lowers that reporter's reliability.
For the nurse with three staff instead of thirty, and for volunteer coordinators. It shows only what the group needs to dispatch: status, urgency, who holds it. It updates as you use the demo above.