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At the end of 2019, a novel Corona Virus surfaced as a pathogen and eventually resulted in a pandemic situation. The infection rate unleashed havoc worldwide firstly affecting European nations then the US. So, in this paper we proposed a software application which intakes user data to calculate the threat based on the merits of reconducted survey which prompts the user to check if they are undergoing any of the medically proven symptoms and sends it to the local municipal clinic. This in turn will minimize the need for medical workers to visit door to door constantly at risk of getting infected. This software is equipped with features like GPS tracking, threat level predictor, contamination graph it also determines medicinal urgency etc. Basically, our system is supposed to assist the day to day workers and visit places in scenarios of maximum urgency. This proposed system is used to prevent allowing likely symptomatic as well as asymptomatic users to enter in the hotspot regions’ public places such as malls and markets. The application will generate a unique QR code for respective users which will depict their merit based on mandatory survey that whether that person is affected or not. The QR code can be used in order enter the public area places where scanners are placed.

GPS Tracking, QR code Scanner Based Application to Help the Health Workers and Common Citizens during Covid-19