Federal open-source data from USGS, NOAA/NWS, NIFC, NHC, and SWPC, consolidated into a single operational picture. The National Hazard Dashboard is available free to explore. Custom builds put that same capability on your domain, scoped to your geography, your threat profile, and your team's workflow.
Jurisdictions that need a persistent, reliable hazard picture without relying on staff to aggregate feeds from a dozen separate agency portals during a fast-moving event.
Police, fire, and OEM planning staff who need situational awareness built into daily operations, not just activated during emergencies. Tribal nations with unique geographic hazard profiles.
Power utilities, water systems, hospital networks, and logistics operators whose continuity planning depends on early warning of wildfire, flood, seismic, or severe weather events affecting operations or supply chains.
Multi-jurisdictional councils of governments, regional coalitions, and UASI/SHSP-funded programs that need a shared operational picture across a planning district rather than individual city dashboards.
Every feed is sourced from authoritative federal agencies with open APIs. No proprietary data, no licensing fees passed to you, no vendor lock-in. The platform aggregates what the government already publishes and puts it on one screen.
Real-time earthquake events by magnitude and region, updated as events are reported to the national network.
Active watches, warnings, and advisories at the county and forecast zone level. Tornado, flood, severe thunderstorm, blizzard, and more.
Active fire incidents from the National Interagency Fire Center, including size, containment percentage, and suppression status.
National Hurricane Center active storm tracking, including named systems, tropical depressions, and disturbances under investigation.
Solar flare activity, geomagnetic storm watches and warnings, and current Kp index from NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center.
Custom builds can include additional sources such as state-specific flood gauges, local air quality sensors, social media threat signals, or agency-internal data on request.
A custom dashboard isn't a template with your logo dropped in. Every build starts with a scoping conversation, because what your operation needs to see is specific to your geography, your hazards, and the way your team actually works during an incident.
We work through your hazard profile, geographic area of concern, user roles, and workflow. Which feeds matter, which don't, what alert thresholds make sense for your context, and where the platform will live. This determines scope and final pricing.
Design, feed integration, tile layout, alert logic, and testing against your specific geographic area. You review a staged version before anything goes live. Revisions within scope are included before deployment.
Your staff needs to know how to use it and trust it before an event. We deliver a briefing session covering what's on screen, how the feeds update, what to do when alerts fire, and how to flag discrepancies. Written documentation is included.
Pricing scales with scope. Most organizations start with the Standard Build and determine whether Enhanced features justify the additional investment after seeing the platform in operation.
Core federal data feeds, customized to your jurisdiction's geography and hazard profile. Responsive design, hosted and delivered. The right entry point for most emergency management offices.
Extended data sources, deeper configurability, and additional operational features for organizations with more complex hazard environments or multi-agency user bases.
Multi-jurisdiction or regional builds for councils of governments, UASI working groups, utility networks, or healthcare systems operating across a planning district or service area.
Most situational awareness tools are sold by technology companies staffed by people who've never managed an EOC during an actual activation. This platform was designed by someone who has. The decisions about what's on screen and what isn't were made with operational experience behind them, not UX assumptions.
You're not buying a license to a platform someone else built. You're getting a custom build from a federal-credentialed emergency manager who uses and iterates on this tool in live environments.
Every display decision reflects how information is actually used during a declaration, not how it looks in a demo. Built for the watch desk and the EOC, not the boardroom.
All feeds are authoritative federal sources. No third-party data aggregators, no proprietary feeds that go dark during events or require additional licensing.
Generic national dashboards are noise. Your build is scoped to your hazard profile, your geography, and your team's operational context. What's relevant is prominent. What isn't stays out of the way.
You own what we build. No per-seat licensing, no ongoing platform fees, no risk of the vendor sunsetting the product. The platform is yours to operate and maintain after handoff.
The free National Hazard Dashboard is the right starting point. Use it, share it with your team, and evaluate whether a jurisdiction-scoped version would change how your operation monitors threats. When you're ready to talk scope, the inquiry form puts you directly in front of the build team.
Skip the discovery call. Fill out the inquiry form with your jurisdiction, use case, and approximate scope. We'll follow up with a scoping questionnaire and a fixed-price proposal within five business days.
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