KEYNOTE: Crowdsourcing Hope: Using low code tech solutions to save lives
summary
Sixty to eighty percent of people with treatable mental illness don’t seek help and average delay to care is 11 years; a video-first web MVP (launched Dec 18, 2021) and a mobile app (Aug 2, 2022) are built with low‑code pieces—Webflow, VideoAsk, Memberspace, Airtable—and a React Native mobile app assembled via Draftbit with college developers. The product doubles community size after a Google award and shows 50% of users who share suicidal thoughts accept help, earning Google “Best App for Good”.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and mission
- 3:15Building Stigma and impact
- 13:42Personal journey and founding story
- 22:16Crowdsourcing hope through storytelling
- 26:07Low-code tech solution explained
- 30:59Diverse mental health stories
- 43:44Future with generative AI
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