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ORAN

Open Resource Access Network

Explain what is wrong. Find the right next step.

Chat-first civic infrastructure that helps people find verified services based on need, eligibility, location, urgency, and access.

I need help finding safe housing near work.

Need understoodEligibility checked3 verified matches
Start with the right next step.
StageRegional preview
Built forPeople seeking help and the community teams supporting them
Current focusPreparing a regional release candidate for North Idaho and Eastern Washington with trusted seeker journeys and durable privacy controls.

The problem

What people are still forced to piece together.

People in difficult situations are often handed a directory and expected to understand programs, eligibility, geography, transportation, and urgency on their own.

The product

A system built around the work itself.

ORAN begins with the person, not the database. Guided intake turns a real situation into verified service matches with clear reasoning, source provenance, issue reporting, and human review.

Product shape

What ORAN brings together.

Chat-first civic infrastructure that helps people find verified services based on need, eligibility, location, urgency, and access.

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Chat-first guided intake

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Eligibility and location-aware matching

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Verified provider records

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Urgency and crisis-aware routing

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Source provenance and stale-record detection

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Community review and issue reporting

Latest update · 2026-07-29

Seeker browsing became clearer: browse-by-area on the map, an honest quota display, and one consistent pagination model across discovery.

Preparing a regional release candidate for North Idaho and Eastern Washington with trusted seeker journeys and durable privacy controls.

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The horizon

A trusted front door to the help already available in a community.

ORAN is preparing a regional preview. It routes people toward verified services and appropriate crisis resources; it is not an emergency service.

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