Restaurants post surplus meals, nearby shelters claim them.
Drivers report wildlife on roads so conservation groups can find hotspots.
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Residents quickly log a wildlife sighting or roadkill with species and location. Local conservation groups see clusters on a map and can make the case for signs, fencing or crossings. Fewer animals and fewer drivers get hurt.
Paste these into Claude, Cursor or Lovable, in order. Check that each one works before moving on.
Build an Expo mobile app called Wildlife Crossing Report. A user can submit a report in under 20 seconds: current GPS point, species group (deer, turtle, amphibian, bird, small mammal, other), alive or dead, and optional photo. No login required, but allow optional signup.
Store reports in Supabase and show them on a map with clustering. Add filters by species group and date range. Group reports within 200 meters into hotspots and rank them by count.
Add a web dashboard for partner groups with hotspot list, CSV export and a printable one-page hotspot report. Send weekly email digests to partner groups. Add Stripe for paid partner accounts.
Restaurants post surplus meals, nearby shelters claim them.
Find repair cafes and local fixers instead of tossing it.
Scan a grocery receipt, see its carbon footprint.