You can't watch the radar all day for every town your family lives in. EarthCanary can — and it tells you, in one glance, who is safe and who needs to act right now.
Green means breathe. Red means act — and it tells you exactly what to do. Add the places your people live; EarthCanary checks every one, every few minutes, and turns a wall of official feeds into one calm line per person.
Each person you love gets a name, a plain-English status, and a danger meter. No jargon, no confidence-score soup — just safe, watch, or act.
When a tornado warning drops for the whole county, we test each person against the real storm-based polygon and project the track — so you know Jake is in the path with 8 minutes, while Gran five miles away is clear.
PER-PERSON ETAPush straight to your phone at the moments that matter: warning issued, in the path, under 10 minutes. Tornado and flash-flood alerts break through quiet hours.
All of it folds into that same one-line safety score, so a single glance covers everything — and the worst threat always rises to the top.
A fire's danger is the wind. We track which direction the fire sits, whether the wind is driving it toward you right now, and — crucially — when the wind is forecast to shift and turn it your way, with the jet stream that drives sudden frontal gusts.
WIND · SHIFT · JET STREAMFlash-flood warnings for your exact area, and river-crest forecasts with the hour the water peaks — so you have time to move, not just a siren.
The moment a major quake strikes near a place you watch, it flips on: re-entry timing, calibrated aftershock odds, and a plain "don't go back inside yet."
CALIBRATEDA readiness score you can act on. Kit, family plan, evacuation routes, documents, shelter spot — checked off and tracked, with alerts-on and places-watched counted automatically. Turns "I should get ready" into progress you can see.
The long view — Earth's vital signs. Temperature, CO₂, ice, forests, oceans and circulation, each measured against a published tipping-point threshold and averaged into one honest meter. Green to red, with receipts — never a doom countdown.
The internet is full of doom feeds and fake-prediction sites. EarthCanary is the honest one — because on life-safety, a number that overpromises is a lie that gets someone hurt.