AidScaler.About AidScaler ↗

ONE EMERGENCY. A SHARED RESPONSE.

There’s a place for your team.

See an emergency unfold. Bring your own organization into the response.

SIM TIME—:—:—Shared simulation
Connecting
Opening the response mapThe teams, reports and vehicles share one simulated world.
NeedsTeamsAid vehiclesTrafficPublic reports
From the communitySIMULATED PUBLIC SOURCES
Waiting for public reports

New posts and reports will appear here as they are published in this episode.

Connecting to a shared simulation. No real emergency or financial transactions.

YOUR PLACE IN THE RESPONSE

Small team.
Bigger possibilities.

Name your organization. Your starting kit belongs to your team in this shared simulation.

Other participants can see your team’s name and shared commitments.
RESPONSE STARTING KIT
3vehicles600 Lwater120meal kits
Recurring supplies (demo)On · every 30 sim min

Your workspace is restored when you return in this browser. Demo resources only.

 YOUR TEAM · DEMO

Recurring supplies.

Schedule supplies for your team’s depot.

 YOUR DEMO SESSION

Finish with this team?

Your team will stop taking new actions. Deliveries already in progress can finish. Your team’s records are preserved.

 ONE WORLD. YOUR PART IN IT.

From a report
to a real contribution.

  1. 01

    Observe the response.

    Public posts, changing needs and moving vehicles come from the same simulator. Automated base teams keep the response active.

  2. 02

    Bring your own team.

    Your organization receives a limited starting kit. AidScaler reads the available evidence and prepares options using the model shown in your workspace.

  3. 03

    You authorize. The world responds.

    Review a proposed contribution, approve your own resources and follow the delivery. Arrival and confirmed receipt remain separate steps.

A connected simulation

People, reports and supplies are simulated. Delivery progress comes from the engine, rather than a visual timer. A contribution may cover only part of a need.