#Arlington mass finder software#

The new site comes roughly a year after Adams created a COVID-19 vaccine finder site serving Massachusetts,, which she built while on maternity leave. There is an option to add a вЂњreportвЂќ on the site, which takes users to a short form that asks for a date and location, and whether tests are available or unavailable at a particular storefront. The results spanned the Greater Boston area, highlighting test sites in Framingham, Natick, Brockton, Danvers, Salem, Arlington, and several sites in Boston. A search of one Boston zip-code brought up 50 storefronts, including CVS, Target, Walgreens, and 7-Eleven. The list shows whether a location has tests for sale or not. Visitors to the site can enter their location to view all documented test sites in the surrounding area. Report where there are/arenвЂ™t tests available so we can get through #omicron! This site is only as good as we make it, so please participate and share! #covid19 #rapidtests- Olivia Adams January 18, 2022 Just launched for crowd-sourcing #covidtest availability anywhere in the world.

Report where there are/arenвЂ™t tests available so we can get through #omicron! This site is only as good as we make it, so please participate and share!вЂќ Adams wrote. вЂњJust launched for crowd-sourcing #covidtest availability anywhere in the world. The mother of two announced her new endeavor on Twitter on Monday. People can also help the website stay up-to-date about locations with tests - or stores that have sold out. Olivia Adams launched which allows visitors to find out where they can get nearby rapid tests.

#Arlington mass finder software#

An Arlington software engineer who created a website to help people track down COVID-19 vaccines is at it again, this time launching a website that helps people find rapid at-home tests for the virus.