Built for a national emergency-management centre in Oman: one Arabic-first platform for official telegrams, secure team chat, a shared calendar, a live map board and an Android and iOS app with push notifications — plus an admin console that shows who is online and from which device. It is deployed on-premise behind the organisation's own gateway; nothing leaves their network.
Every screen below is from a demo build of the real product, filled with demo users and demo data. Nothing here is real operational information.
Formal dispatches between the centre and the sectors: inbox, outbox, drafts and a file archive. Every telegram carries its sender, organisation and time, keeps its replies as a thread, and records exactly who received and read it.
Groups and direct chats over SignalR with read receipts, starred messages, files, links and media tabs, voice notes and audio or video calls. Operations summaries and calendar events arrive as rich cards straight in the conversation.
Meetings, drills, field visits and reports on a shared monthly view with a day list beside it. Events can be shared into a chat as a card, and every change notifies the people involved on web and phone.
A drawing board over satellite imagery: shelters, relief centres, warehouses, assembly points and dams as toggleable layers, plus freehand drawing, shapes, arrows, labels and measurements. Save a board and share it with the team.
The admin console shows live user activity — who is connected, their last page and their history — and a login and device log with browser, OS, device model and IP. Each user can see and sign out their own linked devices.
A .NET MAUI hybrid app shares the same UI library as the web, so every page ships once. Home, services, chat, telegrams, calendar and notifications all work from the phone, with push for every event and a share target for photos.
