gregory656/CIVIQ-AFRICA

# SIVIQ Africa SIVIQ Africa is a civic accountability app for communities to report, discuss, verify, and track public projects across Kenya. It combines social discovery, evidence-based project reporting, leader rankings, direct messaging, notifications, and privacy/security controls into one civic participation platform. The goal is simple: help citizens turn local observations into structured civic intelligence. ## What SIVIQ Does - Lets users create civic project reports with county, sub-county, location, status, description, and evidence images. - Supports project approvals, disapprovals, comments, replies, sharing, reporting, and moderation. - Shows localized home feeds with `For You`, `Trending`, and `Discover` tabs. - Provides leader rankings based on weekly SIVIQ score snapshots, project links, and community signals. - Includes leader detail pages with associated projects and transparency metadata. - Supports public profiles, SIVIQ codes, follow/follower discovery, direct chats, group chats, and verified badges. - Includes notification settings, security activity, trusted devices, active sessions, app lock, PIN, biometrics, data export, legal history, and account deletion recovery flows. ## Product Vision SIVIQ is not built to be ordinary social media. It is designed as civic infrastructure: - Citizens report what they see. - Communities discuss and validate evidence. - Leaders and offices can be evaluated through public project outcomes. - Moderators protect the platform from abuse. - Rankings remain transparent, snapshot-based, and independent from paid influence. ## Core App Areas ### Home The Home tab is the community discussion layer. It supports public posts, images, comments, likes, replies, sharing, reporting, and profile discovery. ### Projects The Projects tab is the civic evidence layer. Users can submit project reports such as: - `ongoing` - `completed` - `stalled` - `excellent` Reports can include location context, an evidence ima …