Agency and partner brief
A trusted front door for Maine reentry support.
A public, source-linked navigation layer designed for people coming home and the professionals who help them plan—without turning a resource search into a surveillance system.
Last updated August 11, 2026What the platform delivers
- 266 public listings across all 16 Maine counties and 19 support areas.
- Plain-language search, urgent-need shortcuts, county filters, and access filters.
- A private, device-local 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day planning workspace.
- Source evidence, last-checked dates, correction reporting, open CSV, JSON, and MCP access.
- No account requirement and no intake of names, case narratives, supervision details, or health history.
Designed for public-sector implementation
| Buyer concern | Current control | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Data governance | Versioned public dataset, stable record IDs, public/closed separation, source hierarchy, and correction channel. | Methodology and quality metrics |
| Privacy | Public search requires no identity; release-plan state stays in the user's browser. | Privacy notice |
| Interoperability | Read-only JSON API, downloadable CSV, OpenAPI description, and Model Context Protocol tools. | API documentation |
| Security | Read-only public surface, input bounds, closed-record exclusion, restrictive browser policy, and no secrets in the client. | Technical review package available during procurement. |
| Accessibility | Semantic controls, keyboard operation, responsive layouts, reduced-motion support, text sizing, high contrast, and print output. | Accessibility statement |
Implementation options
- Public referral layer: link to the statewide navigator from agency, court, provider, and community websites.
- Embedded workflow: open the navigator inside ChatGPT or a compatible case-planning environment while keeping resource data separate from case facts.
- Managed partnership: define agency-specific coverage, update cadence, reporting, service levels, and escalation procedures under contract.
Contract package still required
This public release is procurement-oriented, but it is not a claim of certification or contract award. A government engagement should add a completed Accessibility Conformance Report, independent manual assistive-technology testing, a security questionnaire and risk assessment, incident-response and business-continuity documentation, insurance evidence, service-level terms, data-update staffing, and the buyer's required legal and vendor-registration forms.