
Disaster Tracker: Hazard Map
Local Warings & Safety Check
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Stay aware of disasters, prepare for emergencies, and keep the people you care about informed.
Disaster Tracker helps you monitor natural disasters and severe weather on a hazard map, follow important locations, receive local warnings, prepare emergency supplies, and quickly share your safety status with family and friends.
TRACK DISASTERS ON THE MAP
View supported events such as earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, floods, storms, tsunamis, and volcanic activity in one place. Check where an event is happening and when the information was last updated.
FOLLOW IMPORTANT AREAS
Save locations that matter to you, including your home, workplace, school, family members’ locations, or frequently visited areas. When a supported disaster occurs near a followed area, you can receive a notification and quickly check the situation.
PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES
Use simple preparedness checklists to organize essential items such as water, food, first-aid supplies, medications, flashlights, batteries, power banks, important documents, and other emergency supplies.
Track what you already have and see what you may still need before a disaster happens.
SAFETY CHECK-IN
During an emergency, quickly let loved ones know you are safe. Share your safety status together with your current location, coordinates, and update time without needing to write a long message.
SHARE YOUR LOCATION
Send your current location and coordinates to family or friends using the sharing options available on your device. This helps loved ones understand where you were when your latest update was sent.
ONE APP FOR DISASTER AWARENESS
Disaster Tracker brings together the essential tools you need to monitor hazards, follow important areas, prepare supplies, and stay connected when it matters most.
Track - Follow - Prepare - Check In
Stay aware of risks. Prepare ahead. Let loved ones know you’re safe.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Disaster Tracker is designed to support disaster awareness, preparedness, and safety communication. It does not replace official warnings, evacuation orders, forecasts, or emergency instructions from government agencies and emergency services.
Always follow guidance from local authorities and contact emergency services when immediate help is required.
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What's New in Disaster Tracker
1.0
September 16, 2026




