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EcoGuard AI — AlertProof at the Major League Hacking Solana Hackathon.

When a flood-risk report is shared, how can the next person check that it’s the same version the sender recorded?

That’s the question Hala Kabir, our 11-year-old Founder & CTO, explored with EcoGuard AI — AlertProof at the Major League Hacking Solana Hackathon.

At 10:51 PM Pakistan time, nine minutes before the portal closed, MLH confirmed the submission. 🇵🇰

EcoGuard AI is a flood-risk intelligence prototype for Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. It brings terrain, river, and weather information into one interactive map. For the hackathon, Hala built AlertProof to let people verify the integrity of a saved report.

AlertProof records a SHA-256 fingerprint on Solana Devnet while the full report stays on the user’s device. During testing, the Devnet transaction finalized, and AlertProof independently recalculated the report’s fingerprint and matched it against the receipt.

At EcoQuantum Solution (SMC-Private) Limited, we’re exploring how climate technology can make risk information easier to use and verify. For developers, climate researchers, and the COP31 adaptation community, we’d love your input: What should travel with a flood-risk report so the next team can tell which version they received and when it was recorded?

Try the live demo · Explore the source code · Watch the walkthrough on the MLH submission page

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