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🚩 The Platform
What FIND ME ASAP
Actually Does
5 questions. Under 60 seconds. 10 personalized documents — including the world's first Found Alert Flag™.
World First
The Found Alert Flag™
At the top of every document FIND ME ASAP generates sits the Found Alert Flag™. This is the most important innovation in the platform. It is a medical and behavioral alert card that appears before the child's name, before their photo. It tells anyone who finds this child — a bystander, a store employee, a first responder — exactly what they need to know before they say a single word.
The wrong approach in those first critical moments is not neutral. It causes active harm. A sudden movement toward a child with EDS can dislocate a joint. A loud or authoritative tone aimed at a child with autism can cause them to flee. Forcing a child with POTS to stand can trigger a syncopal episode. The Found Alert Flag™ addresses all of this, tier by tier, before any contact is made. It does not exist on any government platform, any nonprofit flyer system, or any existing missing child app in the world.
🚩 Found Alert Flag™ — How the Tier System Works
Purple — Approach
Tells the finder exactly how to physically approach this specific child. Distance. Speed. Posture. What not to do. Every child receives different instructions based on their conditions — a child with autism requires 10 feet of space; a child with EDS must not have their joints grabbed.
Red — Medical Alert
Life-critical medical information. POTS positioning requirements. EDS joint protection protocols. Mast cell trigger warnings. Seizure response instructions. Medication timing alerts. This tier appears first for children with urgent medical needs — it can prevent a medical emergency during recovery.
Orange — Communication & Sensory
How to speak to this child — or whether to speak at all. Nonverbal children require written communication only. Sensory instructions: whether sirens must be kept away, crowds dispersed, lights dimmed. Sensory overload can cause a safe recovery to become a traumatic one.
Yellow — Identity Protection
A direct statement of the child's age and race — and a directive that this child is a missing child, not a runaway. For Black children, this tier explicitly names the systemic misclassification that delays response and costs lives. It is not optional. It is in every kit.
Green — Safe Contact
This child can be safely approached using all previous tier instructions. Confirm parent or guardian identity before transferring this child. Authorized contacts only — name and phone are on file. Do not release this child to any adult not named by the parent. Contact 911 if no authorized person can be reached.
10 Documents
The Complete Emergency Kit
In under 60 seconds, FIND ME ASAP generates a complete emergency kit containing 10 personalized documents:
01
Found Alert Flag™
4-tier behavioral and medical alert card for anyone who finds the child — before they say a single word.
02
Action Checklist
Timed steps for the first 15 minutes, 15–60 minutes, and Hours 1–3. Specific, actionable, and sequenced.
03
Missing Child Flyer
Print-ready flyer with Found Alert Flag™ at the top, photo placeholder, and QR code to full alert instructions.
04
Dispatcher Script
Exact words to say when calling 911 — including how to communicate the child's conditions to dispatch.
05
NCMEC Brief
Structured intake document for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children — 1-800-843-5678.
06
Medical Emergency Sheet
All conditions, medications, dosage timing, known triggers, allergy alerts, and ER hospital information.
07
Alert Guide
AMBER Alert eligibility, Ebony Alert guidance, ADAM Program, and every alert system that applies to this child.
08
Search Team Briefing
Where to look first, how far the child could travel, behavioral search guidance specific to their conditions.
09
Social Media Kit
Pre-written posts for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, and TikTok — formatted for maximum reach and share velocity.
10
Documentation Log
Timestamped incident log for law enforcement, NCMEC intake, and legal documentation of the response timeline.