Sensitive data stays protected
Public reports are separated from responder review. Families and responders only see what they need for the next safe step.
Disaster reunification
Reunify Response
A privacy-first app concept for helping families and verified responders reconnect missing and found people after disasters.
Built around restraint
Matching helps responders move faster. It does not replace human verification.
Possible matches are assisted
Face vectors help surface likely connections, but the system treats them as leads, not final answers.
People verify before contact
Admin screening and responder confirmation happen before a family receives a notification.
The core flow
From public report to verified review.
Reunify Response is being designed so people can submit information freely, while sensitive review stays controlled by approved users.
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A missing or found person report is submitted from the app.
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The image is converted into a private face vector for matching.
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Possible matches go to an admin screening queue first.
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Approved responders verify the match before families are contacted.
For families
A free way to submit missing-person information without exposing private details to the public.
For responders
A focused verification queue that helps prioritize likely matches during chaotic conditions.
For authorities
A privacy-first workflow built around review, accountability, and controlled access.
Early project
Preparing for pilots with responders and relief partners.
The mobile app is in active development. The next public step is a small pilot with controlled access, clear privacy rules, and real-world testing.