Contact tracing, although essential to control a pandemic, is painstaking, potentially missing several links who may continue to spread disease. Meet Coronantine: An open source privacy-oriented and automatic contact tracing app made to identify those who came into contact with an infected person. If a user sets their status to “presenting symptoms” or “diagnosed with COVID-19" the system traces contacts up to two weeks prior, sending them push notifications with official recommendations. The app also matches people through notifications if a user's location crosses in close proximity with another that claims to have symptoms or is diagnosed. With enough information, this method could even identify non-symptomatic carriers. In addition, Coronantine.com is a social and informative webpage about COVID-19 pandemic made especially for those on quarantine. It provides reports of the generated anonymized data, official recommendations and a place to gather virtually during the quarantine.