Command-grade volunteer dispatch

White-hot clarity for emergency ops—built for live Chaveirim crews.

Chaveirim Dispatch fuses intake, dispatch, and volunteer comms into one decisive ribbon. Light canvas, red accents, and CTAs that say exactly what they do.

Live incidents

0

Queue clear

Median response

< 5 min

Broadcast → resolution

On-net volunteers

0

0 connected

Built for crews covering boroughs, not slide decks.

The UI leans on big, legible controls, explicit labels, and action bars that survive gloves, rain, and shaky Wi‑Fi.

Signal health

Clear runway

Live data from Supabase + Firebase + Twilio watchers.

Always-on
Resolved today
0
Queue pressure
0.00
Volunteers on net
0
Command promises

No mystery CTAs: every broadcast/assign/resolve action is labeled, keyboardable, and logged in the incident timeline.

Trusted by response teams

Built for crews who run 24/7 nets across the Northeast.

Hudson Valley
Lakewood
Queens
Five Towns

Broadcast-to-assign in under 30 seconds, even when the room is loud.

Avi K., Ops Chief · Five Towns

We finally see service health next to the CTA—no more guessing why latency spiked.

Malky S., Dispatcher Lead · Hudson Valley

Volunteers can read and tap everything on the road. That's the win.

Eli R., Volunteer Captain · Queens

Positioning

Why crews switch to this console

Light, decisive UI with red accents, explicit CTAs, and live service health baked into the ribbon.

Redline clarity

Bright, high-contrast UI on a clean light canvas—legible in noisy command rooms and at 3 AM.

Built for live ops

Signal router

Supabase, Firebase, and Twilio health surfaced inline so dispatch sees degradation before callers do.

198 ms median handoff

Guided actions

Broadcast, assign, resolve, and SMS from one ribbon with keyboardable CTAs and zero mystery steps.

Zero context switching

Ops guarantees

Everything is labeled, logged, and legible.

Every CTA explains itself, every broadcast and assignment gets stored in the timeline, and service health stays visible so leaders know when to step in.

Seconds to broadcast

Intake → broadcast → assignment with timers and map context baked in.

Reliability-first

Health chips for Supabase/Firebase/Twilio plus offline banners before crews feel the drop.

Field-grade comms

SMS, push, and in-app updates share the same incident timeline so no step is lost.

Crew-friendly

Large tap targets, explicit labels, WCAG-focused focus states—usable with gloves on.

Live feed

Real incidents, not fake dashboards

Tight, chronological cards stay legible in bright rooms. Keyboard shortcuts and focus rings keep dispatchers fast.

Incidents will stream in automatically once your Supabase connection is live or staging data is seeded.

How the system runs

1) Intake

Callers submit location and details; intake routes straight to dispatch.

2) Dispatch

Broadcast, assign, and monitor incidents with live health on Supabase/Firebase/Twilio.

3) Volunteer response

Volunteers accept, navigate, and update status from the field with push/SMS timelines.