AI-powered platform that aggregates scattered safety support programs and facilities for women living alone in Korea, helping each user find what fits her needs.
Support programs for women living alone in Korea are scattered across 17 regional governments — with no unified way to find them. Language barriers further exclude foreign residents from accessing these resources.
ANSIL brings all regional safety programs and facilities into one platform — searchable by map, filterable by category, and powered by an AI assistant that recommends programs tailored to each user's situation. The platform supports 6 languages (Korean, English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Uzbek, Mongolian).
- Choropleth map of all 17 metropolitan regions with program density visualization
- Click a region to view category breakdown and nearby safety facilities (smart lockers, guardian houses)
- Region detail pages with full program listings
- LLM-powered chatbot that understands user situations and recommends relevant programs
- Emergency detection with direct links to 112 (police) and 1366 (women's hotline)
- Program cards with one-tap apply links and contact info
- SAI (Support Accessibility Index) scoring across regions
- Stacked bar charts, radar comparisons, treemap, and interactive heatmap
- Regional comparison tools for data-driven insights
ITDA (잇다)
This project was built for SheBuilds — International Women's Day Hackathon by Lovable x Anthropic, in partnership with Womxn Who Code Korea.
