Incident-centered coordination
Every route, task, sighting and team action is attached to a single incident record with a full timeline.
- Incident codes and status
- Assignment history
- Public vs operational views
Platform — Early Access
The SARhive platform
When someone is missing, organize the people looking for them.
SARhive turns scattered volunteers, messages and map screenshots into one incident record, one map and one shared operational picture — designed for uncertain conditions and unreliable connectivity.
Capabilities
Built around the way real searches run
Each capability carries an honest availability status so you always know what is usable today.
Interactive Demo
Live map workflows
Sectors, planned routes, completed coverage and coverage gaps rendered on one operational map.
- Sector assignment
- Planned vs completed coverage
- Hazard and avoid zones
Routes, waypoints and search areas
Draw a search area, split it into sectors and publish routes and waypoints to the field.
- Sector splitting
- Waypoint capture
- GPX / GeoJSON export path
Teams and volunteer coordination
Readiness, skills, role codes and check-ins so coordinators know who can be tasked right now.
- Role codes and skills
- Readiness and rest cycles
- Check-in and accountability
Field communications
Structured net traffic, official updates and task-linked messages instead of scattered chat threads.
- Task-linked messages
- Official public updates
- Radio net log
Multilingual readiness
Public reporting and volunteer instructions are being designed for multi-language operations from day one.
- Locale-ready content model
- Translatable public updates
- Regional formats
Mobile-first field usability
Large touch targets, high contrast and offline-tolerant flows for volunteers working in the field.
- Offline-tolerant queues
- Glanceable task view
- Low-bandwidth design
Verified information
Sightings and tips move through triage states so command acts on confirmed information only.
- Triage queue
- Verification states
- Source and confidence tracking
Mission flow
From first report to recorded coverage
The same sequence drives the public site, the operations console and the field app.
- 1
Report received
The public, a family member or a volunteer submits a sighting or a new incident.
- 2
Triage and verification
Coordinators confirm, merge or reject reports before they reach the field.
- 3
Search area planned
The search area is drawn, split into sectors and prioritised by probability.
- 4
Teams tasked
Sectors, routes and waypoints are assigned to teams by movement mode and skill.
- 5
Coverage recorded
Field tracks return from phones and devices and update actual coverage.
- 6
Command decision
Command reprioritises gaps, releases official updates and closes resolved sectors.
Simulated operational map
Sectors, team positions, planned and completed routes, sightings and coverage gaps on one shared picture.
- Planned route
- Completed route
- Team marker
- Command post
- Verified sighting
- Coverage gap
Join the hive
Bring your search onto one shared map.
SARhive is in Early Access. Join the list and we will contact you when your region opens.
Interactive product preview with synthetic sample data. Not an active emergency-response service.