// Maawa OS — the software
Stick a permanent QR on every shelter and the whole site goes live — mapped, answerable, and running on one screen. No app for the people inside, no account, no new hardware.
// The platform
A live map, a dashboard, the requests coming in and the people behind them — plus full control of what each site collects. Everything a site runs on, in two languages.
Every unit a pin — filter by state, requests or SOS, tap for the full panel.
Occupancy, open requests, active SOS and response times, refreshing on its own.
Water, food, medical, repair — typed, timed and closed with a note.
Who’s in each unit and since when — a clean household timeline.
Pick the fields, request types and surveys each site collects. Modules on or off.
// Built around your site
A two-way portal between the people on the ground and the team running the site — and you control every field, request type and survey that flows through it.
// How it works
From a printed label to acting on the data — whether the unit is a Maawa X or a tent you already run.
Print a QR sheet from your dashboard and stick one on every unit — in bulk.
The first scan pins the unit to your map by GPS. It’s now addressable — for good.
Residents request help or answer surveys; your team responds, every message timestamped.
Watch zones, response times and trends on the dashboard — and act before problems spread.
// Two ways to run it
The exact same software either way. It ships inside every Maawa X — or runs on the tents, containers and caravans you already have.
Maawa X + OSMost deployed
A permanent QR bonded on at the factory. Unbox, scan, and it's on your map before it's up.
Your own units
Tents, containers, caravans you already run. Generate QR labels in your dashboard, print them, and scan each one on site to drop it exactly where it stands — deliberate, not random. Live the same day, no new hardware.
// Built for
// In the press
Maawa — the suitcase-sized pop-up shelter that Maawa OS was built to run — covered across design and tech press worldwide.
// Book a demo
Tell us what you run. We'll set up a live camp you can click through, with your units on it — whether that's Maawa X or the shelters you already have.
Short answers to what people ask most.
The first physical scan of a unit's QR code sets its location on the map. Location only ever changes on a real scan, so the map reflects the physical site.
Water, food, medical, repairs and security — or they can raise an SOS. Staff resolve requests at the unit using a personal code, with every action attributed and timestamped.
Yes. Print labels and attach them to existing tents, caravans or containers. Maawa X is not required.
A live map, units, a request queue, an SOS board, occupancy records and analytics — all from one screen.
Yes, in Arabic and English, right-to-left throughout.
Pricing is not published. Enquiries go to hello@maawa.co, or try the free sandbox at https://maawa.co/sandbox.
It appears at once on the live map and the SOS board, with the unit, the time and who is responding. If nobody acknowledges it within the window you set (1 to 120 minutes) it escalates visibly. The board runs in any browser on a phone, tablet or laptop.
The occupant page is a plain web page, so a scan needs a data connection at that moment — there is no app and nothing to install. The staff dashboard is a web app that installs on a phone or laptop.
In Maawa's managed cloud database, scoped to your organisation. Records are append-only: every event carries a time and a location, and history is closed rather than overwritten or deleted, so a unit's past stays true even after it moves.