Flare – A Community-Based SOS Application
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26821/IJSHRE.10.10.2022.101011Keywords:
flare, mobile application, SOSAbstract
This paper presents a mobile based application that will enable to solve numerous problems with a simple solution. The project - ‘ Flare ‘ focuses on creating a community based application wherein the community helps and grows together. The application is called Flare , keeping in mind the actual flare gun that is used by like sailors or like army-men in times of need and they launch an actual flare. Similarly any user can launch a flare – a call for help.
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