Community map
● 342 recently verified
Last network update: 4 minutes ago
One view for identity, health, sightings and care—built around the people already looking after community animals.
● 342 recently verified
Last network update: 4 minutes ago
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Vaccination by locality
A calm community dog cared for by residents near Road No. 12. His QR profile keeps every vaccination and sighting connected.
Prioritised for QRB coordinators
A citizen can contribute in under a minute—without learning a complicated system.
Approximate public locations protect animals and caregivers.
Search across animals, sightings and health records while preserving a chronological history.
A visible workflow helps QRB coordinate volunteers, veterinarians and municipal partners.
A dynamic management view for QRB, partner clinics, donors and civic collaborators.
486 registered animals
Cases opened vs resolved
Where the next field drive matters
| Locality | Animals | Vaccinated | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banjara Hills | 126 | 108 | |
| Jubilee Hills | 89 | 63 | |
| Somajiguda | 78 | 58 | |
| Film Nagar | 64 | 37 |
Profiles needing administrator attention
A near-zero-cost pilot using QRB’s existing Google workflow—without adding a paid runtime AI dependency.
Codex can produce the entire interface and Apps Script code. No LLM is required when the application is running.
History should be appended as events. Existing animal records should not be overwritten whenever something changes.
The public app grows only after administrators can trust the underlying records and workflow.
Google quotas are fine for a pilot. Heavy city-wide usage becomes the trigger for a database migration—not an assumption on day one.
| Google Sheets database | ₹0 |
| Apps Script backend + hosting | ₹0 |
| Custom web interface | ₹0 runtime |
| Charts, maps and QR libraries | ₹0 |
| Looker Studio reporting | ₹0 |
| Existing qrb-mc.com domain | Already owned |
Small controls that prevent expensive problems.