Local sensory-friendly map
SensorySafe Mesa
Local sensory-friendly map prototype for families to find, review, and save calmer Mesa places.
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What it is
SensorySafe Mesa is a local map concept for neurodivergent families and sensory-sensitive users. It lets people explore Mesa places, rate sensory load across sound, light, and crowd levels, add reviews, bookmark calmer spots, and use a simple Safe List for places that may work better for their family. The goal is not to guarantee safety. It is to make sensory information easier to see before a family visits.
Key capabilities
01 Product
- Mesa map with sensory-friendly place discovery
- Sound, light, and crowd scoring
- Place detail sheet with reviews and sensory scores
- Add Place and Add Review flows
- Bookmark-based Safe List
- Login, profile, and protected user actions
- Accessibility labels and calmer navigation patterns
- Accessibility-minded product design
- Review and scoring data model
- Calm UI for sensory-sensitive use cases
02 Workflow
- Map-based local discovery workflow
03 Platform
- Calm, Moderate, High load, and Unrated map legend
- Auth-protected bookmarks and contributions
Build / stack
Technology
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- shadcn/ui
- Prisma
- SQLite
System
- React Leaflet
- OpenStreetMap
- Auth
- Accessibility
- PWA
Status
In development
Prototype focused on sensory-friendly place discovery, community reviews, calm map UI, bookmarks, and accessibility-minded navigation.