Bulletin board
Network announcements, readable one by one, to stay in touch with what’s going on.
Mobile app
Mobile tools to spot, welcome and guide people in distress in their community.
The background
In Northern Québec, éclaireurs are community members trained to spot, welcome and guide someone in distress. They needed a mobile tool built for them: clear, secure, useful in the field.
Québec Studio built the Quasar app and its PocketBase backend. Sensitive content (bulletins, first aid) is reserved for signed-in accounts; the bulletin board and some resources stay more widely available.
In the app
Network announcements, readable one by one, to stay in touch with what’s going on.
Content reserved for signed-in scouts, to stay informed with care.
Guides and documents (including PDFs) for useful steps and cues in the moment.
Quick access to help resources to share or to call on.
Sign-in with password or code; sensitive sections require a valid account.
Built for mobile, in conditions where the network and the clock are both tight.
For the network
PocketBase centralizes the collections: announcements, bulletins, first-aid documents, resources. The app reads that catalogue with automatic session refresh.
Only authorized accounts see the protected sections.
Files and PDFs served with authentication when needed.
Announcements are published once and reach everyone in the app.
Capacitor to ship to both stores from the same codebase.
Not everyone needs to see everything. First aid and bulletins stay behind authentication; the rest of the network stays reachable. It’s a matter of trust as much as of technique.
The client
That’s exactly what we do best. Tell us about it: we’ll find the best way to build it, on your timeline and within your budget.