One registry for every resource in an emergency
From a family with a pickup truck to a city government with ten ambulances: every resource is onboarded, classified, and visible to whoever is coordinating. Free, open-source software, live in Venezuela and Colombia.
The problem we solve
No one knows what resources exist
In the first hours nobody has the list: which shelters opened, which hospitals are admitting, which trucks are free, which town has been cut off.
What is known scatters and duplicates
Paper lists, message chains, and parallel spreadsheets that no one can consolidate in time or verify.
Without a common registry, aid arrives twice or not at all
Three organizations unload water at the same point while the next municipality has gone two days without anything.
Onboard, classify, track, coordinate
If an institution uses an ERP to know what it has, where it is, and what state it is in — this is exactly that, but for an emergency: public, free, owned by no one. Malla Net is its custodian, not its owner.
Onboard
Anyone adds what they have: a family with a pickup truck, a parish with a hall, a city government with ten ambulances, a hospital with beds.
Classify
Every resource is typed: what it is, how much there is, what condition it is in, and exactly where it is.
Track
Status is updated and verified in the field. Duplicates are detected and merged.
Coordinate
Whoever is coordinating the response sees the full map and directs what is missing to where it is missing.
Manage
The history remains: what moved, what ran out, what coverage is still open. It serves the next emergency.
Two countries, two deployments, in production
After the 2026 twin earthquakes in Venezuela we deployed terremotovenezuela.app. After the magnitude 7.4 earthquake of 10 August 2026 in Chocó, terremotocolombia.co is online. Both are citizen initiatives of Malla Net, built and operated by volunteers.
- Deployment in hours, not months: optimized for mobile and slow connections.
- The same registry is reused from one country to the next without rebuilding it from scratch.
- AI amplified human teams and cut deployment times.
Immediate response + earthquake + mass disaster + politically sensitive context. Capabilities verified in the Venezuela deployment:
Our values
Who do we want to talk to?
Governments and disaster risk agencies
If you run a disaster risk management unit, a city government, a state government, or a ministry: the registry is free and deploys for your territory.
Write to [email protected]Humanitarian organizations and donors
Organizations with humanitarian experience to help us strengthen our governance and standards.
Write to [email protected]Technical cooperation
Open-source volunteering: development, data, security, and deployment. The community coordinates on Discord.
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The registry is free, open, and ready to deploy wherever it is needed.
Do you represent a government, a disaster risk agency, or a humanitarian organization?
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