Three screens from the pilot concept: how someone reports a missing person, how a caseworker triages AI-suggested matches, and the mandatory human check before any match is acted on.
A parent or bystander can report in under a minute — a photo, a few details, or just speaking instead. It reaches verified police and NGOs only, never public search.
A clear, recent photo helps the search run faster and more accurately.
Low-literacy and rural users, patchy connectivity, and a reporter who is often in genuine distress — not casually filling a form.
Every AI-suggested match lands here first. A caseworker triages by confidence and case age before opening a full review — nothing is confirmed from this list alone.
A caseworker compares both records side by side and has to actively confirm — the system never notifies a family on its own.