ReintroOps

ReintroOps is a web + mobile field app for teams running wildlife species reintroductions. It replaces scattered spreadsheets, WhatsApp updates, and disconnected telemetry portals with one operational hub: release cohorts, individual animal profiles, permits, health checks, transport events, soft-release protocols, and post-release monitoring tasks. Field staff can log observations offline, attach photos, record mortalities, and sync when back online. The app ingests GPS collar feeds and turns them into simple, actionable alerts (e.g., no-move, boundary breach, den-site proximity) rather than raw maps. An AI assistant helps draft daily situation reports, flag anomalies, and suggest which individuals need follow-up based on recent patterns—while keeping humans in control. This is not a public “citizen science” app; it’s built for small, under-resourced conservation teams who need operational clarity, audit trails, and faster decisions.