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Prompt

the full app, split into 5 parts so it’s easy to explain. Rakshya works as an anonymous reporting system for any kind of incident. 1. The reporting side (what a person sees) Report through a chat app (Telegram now, WhatsApp or SMS later) using simple buttons, no typing needed Choose what happened, how serious it is, and the district Get a private case code, so they can check for replies later without ever giving their name Optional: share a phone number only if they want a callback Nepali and English, plus a “delete my report” option 2. The staff side (responders) Secure login with a second verification step A queue of incoming reports, sorted by urgency Reply to the reporter through the case code, without seeing who they are Assign cases, add notes, mark them resolved Every action is recorded: who looked at what, and when 3. The dashboard (for organizations) Map and charts showing where reports are coming from An automatic alert when one area suddenly spikes Weekly summary reports they can download 4. The security control room (admin) Live view of system health and attack attempts Automatic blocking of anyone spamming or abusing it One-click backup and restore Manage staff accounts and permissions Emergency lockdown button 5. The connection point (other systems) A secure doorway so another organization’s system can pull anonymized data Each partner gets its own key, with limits to stop overload False reports (your supervisor asked about this) Spam and duplicate detection first Suspicious reports go to a human reviewer instead of being deleted Track how often it wrongly flags real reports, and show that number in your defense Build order: reporting + staff side first, then the dashboard, then the control room, then the connection point. create a complete based on it