Crowdsourcing aid data across the nation
The Sambal SOS App is a social welfare platform developed by a team of Malaysian student developers. The app aims to support Malaysians in need by bridging the gap of social inequity. It allows users to report and help individuals who are in urgent need of assistance, particularly those who display white flags outside their homes as a symbol of needing essential resources. The app also provides a map feature that allows users to locate and help those in need within a 10 KM radius. The development of the app is community-driven and open-sourced, encouraging contributions from the public.
The Sambal SOS App is a community-driven social welfare platform developed by a team of Malaysian student developers. It aims to bridge the gap of social inequity by allowing users to report and help individuals in urgent need, particularly those who display white flags as a symbol of needing essential resources. The app provides a map feature for users to locate and assist those in need within a 10 KM radius. Contributions to the app, both in terms of technical expertise and monetary support, are encouraged to ensure its continued development and maintenance.
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