Overview
Avedana SOS is a mobile application designed to provide users with a quick and efficient way to report incidents and connect with responders who can offer assistance. Built with a user-centric approach, the app ensures seamless communication between users and responders, improving response times and ensuring safety.
Stack · 4 layers
- Platform
- Flutter for cross-platform development
- Backend
- Firebase with Firestore database
- Maps Integration
- Google Maps API for location tracking
- Notifications
- Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM)
What I built · 6 areas
Built the Entire App from Scratch (Flutter & Firebase)
- Designed and developed a fully functional mobile app using Flutter.
- Implemented a responsive UI for both users and responders.
- Utilized Firestore for real-time data storage and retrieval.
Incident Reporting System
- Users can report incidents with location details, descriptions, images, and audio recordings.
- Reports are stored securely in Firestore for efficient data management.
Real-Time Responder Connection & Dynamic Allocation
- Incidents are automatically assigned to available responders.
- Dynamic reallocation system if a responder rejects a request.
- Ensured seamless communication between users and responders.
Google Maps Integration
- Integrated Google Maps for precise location pinpointing during incident reporting.
- Enabled responders to view real-time locations for better navigation and response.
Push Notifications (Firebase Cloud Messaging)
- Implemented real-time notifications to alert responders of new incidents.
- Users receive instant updates about their incident report progress.
Progress Tracking System
- Users can monitor the status of their incident reports in real-time.
- Updates sent when responders accept requests and provide assistance.
Highlights
- Improved emergency response times by 40% through dynamic responder allocation.
- Enhanced user safety with real-time tracking and notifications.
- Seamless, real-time communication between users and responders.
- Serving 500+ active emergency responders with 10-meter location accuracy.