Describe the place. Confirm the arrival. Keep the house private.

Alamat is designed to turn a house address or local landmark description into a resident-confirmed pin and last-100m guidance. This localhost build demonstrates the resident-confirmation and privacy handoff through Google's address path, then issues a random ALMT for authorized delivery.

Create my Alamat Business desk

Operator sign in opens Alamat Control. The desks above do not need it.

The loop

Find once. Confirm the entrance. Send without the address.

A latitude can get a driver near a property. It does not name the gate, lobby, or unpaved lane. The resident stays in control of the final confirmation.

01
Find
This build starts with a known house address. The production agent is designed for natural landmark descriptions.
02
Confirm
Check the house, the 3 m entrance square, and the last-100m guidance before anything is issued.
03
Send
Print an opaque ALMT sticker. The house stays off the face and off the public scan.

Live desks

Three surfaces. One privacy boundary.

Resident confirmation, batch labeling, and assigned-stop resolution stay separate so each surface sees only what it needs.

Resident

Find the house, confirm the 3 m entrance, and keep the last 100 m in your private vault.

Create my Alamat

Business

Upload one delivery list, print anonymous stickers, and keep the house off the parcel face.

Open the send desk

Driver

Scan an opaque label for one assigned stop. The public QR is not authorization.

Open the resolver

Privacy boundary

The short code is the interface. It is not the house.

Resident confirms

Street-level imagery can help search. It is not proof. The resident confirmation is the enrollment action.

Label stays opaque

Possession of a QR is never authorization. Authorized resolution stays scoped to one assigned delivery.

Demo, not attestation

This build is controlled and unattested. Do not treat it as production encryption or verified accuracy.