Count whole boxes
One ration is an indivisible unit with one destination, so the allocation stays honest.
AI-Powered Space Management & Inventory
for Food Banks & Agencies
01 The Network
Community resources are always changing. CareSpace makes the changing picture visible — and gives each signal somewhere to go.
Learn the rhythm →Derived from the Google Maps ingestion notebook and synchronized with the county-scoped food-bank records.
Counts are location records, not food volume or people served. Heatmap intensity is unweighted location density; it does not imply need, quality, or availability.
02 Dashboard
This POC opens a role-specific view without authentication. Each role sees the same San Diego County network through a different operational lens.
Choose the person or organization you want to represent. The card rotates into that dashboard so the public demo never asks for a real password.
Three simple steps to transform your food security operations.
Computer vision maps every storage space and item in real time.
AI identifies mismatches between capacity, supply, agency, and pantry demand.
Optimized allocations ensure food reaches the right place at the right time.
04 About the mechanism
CareSpace turns a changing food network into a decision: what can move now, where it can land, and whether the next investment should be food or storage.
One ration is an indivisible unit with one destination, so the allocation stays honest.
Dry, cold, pallet, vehicle, and other capacities can bind at the same time.
Free space and residual need both start from what is already on hand today.
Max-min coverage reveals whether a site needs food, storage, or no further action.
05 Agent integration
CareSpace is a coordination layer, not a closed directory. Agents can discover the declared surface, read community-level resources, and ask the same allocation engine where a wave can land.
Public declaration · scoped operations
GET /api/v1/capabilities GET /api/v1/food-banks?limit=500 POST /api/v1/matches/search { "supply": 30000, "sites": [{ "id": "north-county", "people": 3880 }] }