Real-time alerts for disasters, infrastructure failures, and space weather

Know first. Respond faster.

US Disaster Alert helps people stay ahead of major events with clear, fast notifications. Instead of endless noise, users get timely alerts for significant earthquakes, tsunami threats, major power disruptions, severe infrastructure failures, and meaningful space weather events that can affect communication, travel, and daily life.

Fast delivery

Text and email delivery built for urgent updates.

Clear thresholds

Threshold-based alerts so users know why they were notified.

Trusted sources

Every alert includes a clear source and event context.

Coverage

Coverage built around real-world risk.

Subscribers choose the types of events they care about and receive alerts only when thresholds are met. The experience is designed to feel clear, credible, and easy to trust.

Natural Disasters

Be informed when significant geophysical or severe natural hazard events are detected.

  • Earthquakes
  • Tsunamis
  • Cyclones
  • Wildfires

Infrastructure

Stay aware of major outages and disruptions affecting critical services and daily life.

  • Power outages
  • Grid instability
  • Banking interruptions

Space Weather

Monitor meaningful solar events that can affect radio, satellite, and power systems.

  • Solar flares
  • Geomagnetic storms
  • Coronal mass ejections

Example Alerts

Alerts that look credible and easy to scan.

Each alert should answer four questions immediately: what happened, where it happened, how serious it is, and where the information came from.

Tsunami Warning · Coastal Hazard Alert

Northern Pacific coast · 08:41 UTC

Critical

A tsunami warning has been issued for affected coastal areas following a significant offshore seismic event.

* Wave activity may pose a threat to low-lying shoreline zones and harbors.

Source: PTWC/USGS

Banking Service Disruption · Regional Outage

United States · 13:10 UTC

Elevated

A major banking service disruption is affecting online account access, card processing, and mobile app availability for multiple users.

* Customers may experience failed transactions, delayed transfers, or temporary access issues.

Source: Downdetector/Federal Reserve

Tropical Cyclone · Major Landfall Risk

Western Atlantic basin · 02:30 UTC

Critical

A powerful tropical cyclone is forecast to approach heavily populated coastal areas within the next advisory period.

* Hazard guidance indicates potential for damaging winds, storm surge, and widespread transport disruption.

Source: NHC/GDACS

Pricing

Straightforward pricing for faster awareness.

Start with a free trial, then choose a paid plan for full delivery channels, broader monitoring, and a more personalized alert experience.

Free Trial

$0 for 30 days

Try the platform for 30 days with limited access and sample monitoring. This is not a lifetime free plan.

  • 1 delivery channel
  • Limited event access
  • Dashboard access preview
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Premium Plus

$11.99 /yr

Best for households, travelers, and preparedness-focused users who want uninterrupted coverage.

  • Everything in the premium plan
  • Annual savings
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How It Works

Simple enough to understand at a glance.

Understand how alerts are monitored, evaluated, and delivered so you always know what to expect.

1

We monitor

The platform continuously watches trusted data sources for significant natural disasters, infrastructure disruptions, and meaningful space weather activity.

2

We evaluate

Events are checked against significance thresholds so users are alerted when something is important enough to deserve attention, not every time minor noise appears in a feed.

3

We notify

Subscribers receive a concise alert with the event type, affected region, severity level, and source context by email, text, or both depending on their plan and preferences.

Fast

Alerts are designed to reach users quickly when major events are detected.

Clear

Plain-language summaries help users understand what happened and why it matters.

Focused

Thresholds reduce unnecessary alerts so users are not constantly interrupted.

Transparent

Event type, severity, time, and source details are included whenever possible.

Who it's for

For people who want awareness without overload.

Built for everyday people who want timely, reliable alerts when major events could impact their safety, plans, or daily life.

Preparedness-minded households

Families who want to know quickly when major regional events may affect safety or services.

Travelers

People who want awareness of major disruptions that could affect trips, communications, or destinations.

Remote workers

Users who rely on stable power and communications and want early awareness of large disruptions.

Infrastructure watchers

Users interested in staying informed when major outages or system failures affect regions they care about.

Sources

Trust depends on transparency.

Alerts are based on trusted data sources and defined thresholds, so you only receive notifications when events meet meaningful criteria.

Monitored sources

We monitor trusted reporting sources across natural disasters, infrastructure, and space weather including USGS, NOAA, GDACS, NHC, and regional grid operators.

Threshold-based alerting

Not every event generates a notification. Alerts are intended for events that cross meaningful thresholds for scale, severity, or public relevance.

Source context in every alert

Notifications clearly state the event type, affected area, severity level, timestamp, and source whenever possible.

Informational, not official emergency direction

The service helps users stay informed quickly, but official emergency instructions should always come from relevant public authorities.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Quick answers to help you understand what to expect.

How quickly are alerts sent?

Alerts are delivered as soon as a monitored event meets defined criteria, with minimal delay between detection and notification.

Will I get too many notifications?

No. Alerts are filtered to focus on higher-significance events, so you're not constantly interrupted by minor updates.

Can I choose what I'm notified about?

Yes. You can select regions, event types, and delivery methods so alerts stay relevant to you.

How are alerts delivered?

Depending on your plan, alerts are sent by text message, email, or both.

Is this an official emergency alert system?

No. This service provides fast, informational alerts. Always follow official guidance from local authorities during emergencies.

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