Each hazard is a module: a code volunteers text, a threshold that fires, an area it warns. Grouped by domain so the system stays legible as it grows — colour signals category, never noise.
No smartphones required. No data plan. A volunteer's coded SMS travels six deterministic stages — every one auditable.
Behind the dashboard is a living graph of how every entity relates — sensors, triggers, alerts, gateways and volunteers. A seismic event upstream of a landslide, a flood that strands a clinic: the connections are modelled, not guessed.
The flood SMS reached our quarter before the water did. We moved the school children first. That hour was everything.
I send one code from my phone. Within minutes the whole valley has the same warning, in French and in English. No one is left guessing.
The audit trail matters as much as the alert. Every broadcast is accounted for — that's what lets us stand behind the system.
Volunteers are the system's eyes. Training takes an afternoon and the only equipment you need is the phone in your pocket. Email us to register your interest — a regional focal point will reach out to confirm your onboarding. No account needed.
The public hazard status map is open to everyone. Operators sign in for the full command view.