1 · Distance
How far is it?
A single number, huge, tabular. No map to squint at, no legend to learn.
A small studio for real-time world data
We turn public and licensed data — lightning, storms, tides, air — into apps that tell you the one thing that matters, right now, in a way you don’t have to decode.
1 · Distance
A single number, huge, tabular. No map to squint at, no legend to learn.
2 · Direction
A compass that points at the storm. Hold up your phone and the arrow does the rest.
3 · The wait
The 30-minute Hold restarts with every strike nearby — the rule most people don’t know, built in.
4 · Lock screen
Break-through alerts you tune with one slider. The warning arrives before the question does.
Six rules we won’t break — the first one matters most.
If the data stops, we say so. A missing feed is never drawn as “all clear.”
The answer, huge and tabular, before any chart or map.
We report what was observed: distance, direction, trend. No guessed arrival times, ever.
Every number says where it came from and how old it is.
We only interrupt on state changes — never per strike, never for fun.
Animation adds feeling, never meaning. Reduce Motion keeps every fact.
Each app is named for the thing it watches, so you always know what you’re getting.
How far, which way, and when it’s safe. Break-through alerts you can tune from 1 to 12 miles.
Get on the App StoreCone, surge and the one decision: stay or go.
Waterline, now and next six hours.
Felt it? See it, seconds later.
Also in the works: Aurora · Heat · UV · Pollen · Snow · Grid · Smoke
Public satellites, government feeds and licensed networks — combined, checked, and labeled.
Geostationary lightning mapper. Free, public, updates in seconds.
Forecasts and storm tracks from US government sources.
Ground-based detection where it makes the answer better.
We keep only what’s needed to send an alert for the places you save. No ads. No selling data.