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Showcase

What the community is building.

Real, interdisciplinary tools built on the CoTrackPro CLI, SDK, and platform catalog — by students, faculty, and developers around the world. Browse the gallery for inspiration, then submit your own. It runs on GitHub, so there's nothing new to sign up for.

Submit a project Project tracks

Projects (1)#

School-incident intake (example)

Example

Example Student Team (@handle)

A guided, trauma-informed intake a caseworker can complete in under five minutes — built on the school-incident scenario and mandatory-reporting workflow.

Computer science Social work TypeScript CoTrackPro CLI/SDK Accessibility

Repository

How the showcase works#

The gallery is curated — the projects above are maintained in the repo — and open to submissions through GitHub, so it stays fresh with no separate account:

  1. Build — start from a project track, the Quickstart, and the catalog. Keep it child-centered, trauma-informed, and court-neutral.
  2. Submit — open an issue from the Submit a project template. It's automatically labeled showcase so maintainers can find it.
  3. Get promoted — a maintainer reviews submissions and adds suitable ones to the gallery above (a one-line entry in site/data/showcase.json, contributed by pull request).
  4. Share — post in Discussions → Show & Tell to get feedback and find collaborators.

Submission guidelines#

This gallery represents work that serves families, so a few ground rules keep it safe and useful:

  • Never include confidential family information. Repositories and listings are public. Describe the work and use a child's initials or a pseudonym — never real private details.
  • Stay mission-aligned. Projects should support child-centered, trauma-informed, court-neutral family-support work.
  • Be specific. Name the disciplines, the tech, and who the tool helps.
  • Keep it real. Link to a repository, demo, or write-up others can actually look at.

Projects are community-submitted and not vetted or endorsed by CoTrackPro. Everything here is educational and informational only — not legal or clinical advice.