Handshake

Track your proximity to COVID-19

Check how close you are to COVID-19:

You should do this on a computer rather than a phone

Email (optional):
Handshake Password:
If you use a unique phrase without your email then leave the email field blank and put your phrase as the password.

Once you've copied your anonymous ID:

Read the following, then click the link below and do the following

Click on the search icon in the top left of the frame below and paste it in

Select the top search result that pops up

You will now be highlighted within the visualisation of connections

Have a look to see how close you are to someone who has reported their status as Confirmed (red) or Suspected (yellow) on Handshake. (Locations are blue)

Note that this visualisation needs to be manually refreshed at the moment so it may be out of date

To generate an up to date version of the visualisation follow the instructions at this link



https://graphcommons.com/graphs/a150a176-fd30-4830-a5df-a1c655bd8185


Generate your own Handshake QR code
Submit your own health status
Share Handshake with others


How this works:

Your email address and password are combined then 'hashed' to form a unique id.

This is done in your browser, your email address in plain text never leaves your phone or computer. (If you prefer not to use your email address at all, you can).

Due to this you do not and cannot receive email notifications from submitting your email address on this page.

Assuming you used a strong unique password, it is virtually impossible to go from the hash alone back to your email address.

However, people still may be able to reidentify you, especially those who know your whereabouts or people you handshake with.

This is Open Source and so you can check the source code or "View Source" in your browser as it is only HTML and Javascript.

No guarantee of privacy, accuracy of information or any guarantee whatsoever is provided.


See the public record (raw data):

Handshakes Google Spreadsheet
Status Reports Google Spreadsheet

If you want to get involved:

Report an issue on GitHub (publicly)
Get involved on GitHub
Send an email to get.involved.handshake@gmail.com