See the place
The extension uses a dated NASA Earth Observatory source image and links to the source.
Forest map new tab
Reforest Radar
See one real forest-loss source image. Press one button. One demo square turns green. No tree is planted by your click.
100 demo squares
Saved on this browser
No fake planting
Inside the extension, the source image is from NASA Earth Observatory. It is one dated source image, not a current map.
Overview
A forest map you can understand in five seconds.
Reforest Radar keeps one damaged place visible. It gives you a tiny local action, then says the truth clearly: this demo does not plant trees.
Mark one square
Press one button. One square turns green. The count stays only in Chrome storage.
Share without lying
The copied note says this is a demo and includes the source link.
How it works
Three steps. No big words.
1
Open a new tab.
2
Look at the forest map.
3
Mark one demo square.
Trust model
Plain truth, not greenwashing.
- Source image: real, dated, and linked.
- Green square: local demo progress, not a tree.
- Data collection: no browsing history, search terms, or telemetry in the MVP.
- Future real-world claims need a named partner, receipts, and monitoring.
Developer test build
Testing before the store page is live.
The Chrome Web Store item is under review. Until it is live, this download is only for manual Chrome testing.
- Download the test build and unzip it.
- Open
chrome://extensions. - Enable Developer mode.
- Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped
reforest-radar-extensionfolder.
FAQ
Simple answers
Is this a current map?
No. It uses one dated source image.
Does clicking plant a tree?
No. Clicking only turns one demo square green in your browser.
Why put it on a new tab?
A new tab is a small daily reminder. The extension does not read pages or ask for website access.
What happens next?
Keep it only if real users come back and the project can connect to a real partner later.