Swift Warning
Live events near you
About
This app provides a live map of nearby events, including wildfires, earthquakes, weather alerts, and air quality. It aggregates public information from various sources to offer real-time situational awareness.
What's New in Swift Warning
1.1.18
September 17, 2026
Bug fixes and improvements.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Premium Monthly
All premium features, billed monthly.
Developer apps
FAQ
What types of live events does Swift Warning show?
Swift Warning displays a variety of live events including wildfires from multiple sources, earthquakes reported by USGS, National Weather Service watches and warnings, live radar, air quality data, hurricane tracks, and county-level power outage information.
Is Swift Warning an official government app?
No, Swift Warning is an independent situational-awareness product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any government agency. It is not an official warning or evacuation system and should not replace official alerts or emergency services like 911.
How often is the data updated in Swift Warning?
WildCAD sources are checked approximately every 45 seconds. This is a source polling interval and not a guaranteed alert delivery time, meaning there can be slight delays in real-time updates.
Can I save locations in Swift Warning to get alerts for specific areas?
Yes, Swift Warning allows you to save places and set an alert radius around them. This feature helps you stay informed about events happening near your saved locations.
What devices does Swift Warning support?
Swift Warning is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
Does Swift Warning have ads?
Yes, Swift Warning contains advertisements. Users may encounter ads while using the application.
What is the age rating for Swift Warning?
Swift Warning has an age rating of 12+, indicating it is suitable for users aged 12 and older.
How does Swift Warning compare to official emergency alert systems?
Swift Warning aggregates public information for situational awareness but is not an official government warning or evacuation system. It is crucial to keep official alerts enabled and follow the guidance of local authorities for emergencies.