Wildfire awareness is live in testing. The same app is being built out for every major natural danger.

One app for the dangers that can start near you

Know the moment danger starts near you.

Swift Warning is the alert app for wildfires, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, live weather radar, winter storms, extreme heat, volcanoes, landslides, tsunamis, and other natural dangers. Wildfire dispatch is live today: Swift Warning checks 43 Western dispatch centers every 45 seconds, then adds agency and satellite context. The rest of the hazard map is what we are wiring next around the same saved places.

See every hazard Review live coverage

Swift Warning is an independent app, not a government service. Always follow official alerts and instructions from local authorities.

From first signal to useful context

A new danger appears A fire start, quake, flood warning, or storm enters a public feed.

Nearby place match Swift Warning checks the radius around home, work, and other saved places.

Context you can act on See the source, distance, and what to do next without a national noise feed.

Live now Wildfire, smoke, and fire weather Western dispatch, agency incidents, satellite heat, and NWS fire weather.

43 Western dispatch centers monitored Fire coverage varies by participating source and jurisdiction.

45 sec Default wildfire dispatch check Polling interval for fire feeds, not a promised alert-delivery time.

Next Quakes, floods, storms, and radar The same saved places will watch the rest of the hazard list.

What is Swift Warning?

Alert and ready for the dangers around your places.

Swift Warning is a mobile alert app that helps you watch natural dangers near home, work, family property, campsites, and other places you save. Wildfire awareness is live today. Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, live weather radar, winter storms, extreme heat, volcanoes, landslides, and tsunamis are the hazards we are building into the same map.

Live now: wildfires, smoke and air quality, and NWS fire-weather watches.
Building next: earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and live radar.
Also on the list: winter storms, heat, volcanoes, landslides, tsunamis, dust storms, and avalanche danger.

It supplements official emergency information. It does not replace it.

How it works

Less searching. More useful signal.

Swift Warning is designed around a simple question: is something happening near a place that matters to me?

Save the places you care about

Add home, work, a ranch, a relative's property, or a campsite. Choose the nearby area you want Swift Warning to watch for every hazard you enable.

Swift Warning watches the public feeds

Wildfire dispatch is checked every 45 seconds today. Agency, satellite, weather, earthquake, flood, and storm feeds are being added to the same watch list.

See what matters and get ready

Open one map for the incident, distance, source, and readiness context. Official alerts and local authorities remain the ones to follow.

Hazards on the map

Every danger we are after tracking.

The product is one saved-place map for the natural dangers that can force you to leave, shelter, or change plans. Wildfire is live. The rest is the build-out.

Wildfires

Live now. Western dispatch, agency incidents, and satellite heat detections around the places you save.

Smoke and fire weather

Live now. Air quality plus National Weather Service Red Flag and fire-weather watches.

Earthquakes

Next. Global seismic events from public earthquake feeds, with magnitude, depth, and tsunami flags.

Floods and flash floods

Next. Flood warnings first, then river gauges and forecast crests near saved places.

Hurricanes and tropical storms

Next. Track, forecast cone, and watches or warnings from official tropical-cyclone centers.

Tornadoes and severe storms

Next. Tornado and severe-thunderstorm watches and warnings, with outlook context beside them.

Live weather radar

Next. A worldwide radar mosaic and a higher-detail United States layer on the same map.

Winter storms, heat, and more

Next. Blizzard and ice, extreme heat and cold, power outages, volcanoes, landslides, tsunamis, dust storms, and avalanche danger.

Made for real places

Keep more than one corner of the map in view.

Watch the places where you live, work, care for family, or plan to travel.

Home and property

Watch a house, ranch, shop, or rural property when fire, flood, wind, or quake risk rises.

Family nearby or far away

Save the places where parents, adult children, or other people you care about live.

Roads, camps, and RV stops

Stay aware around the places you plan to sleep, park, work, or travel through.

Where the information comes from

Live wildfire feeds today. More public sources next.

No single feed tells the whole story. Swift Warning labels what it receives. The sources below are live for wildfire and fire weather. Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and radar have their own public feeds on the coverage page.

WildCAD

Public wildfire dispatch activity from 43 monitored centers across the Western United States. WildCAD is a dispatch system, not a government agency.

Live now. Checked every 45 seconds by default. Visit source

NIFC

National Interagency Fire Center public fire information.

Live now. Processed on a five-minute service cycle. Visit source

CAL FIRE

California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection incident information.

Live now. Processed on a five-minute service cycle. Visit source

NASA FIRMS

NASA Fire Information for Resource Management System. Satellite thermal detections, not confirmed fire perimeters.

Live now. Processed on a five-minute service cycle. Visit source

National Weather Service

Fire Weather Watches and Red Flag Warnings today. Broader weather alerts are next.

Live now for fire weather. Visit source

AirNow

U.S. air quality information used for smoke and AQI context.

Live now. Visit source

Clear about the limits

Useful awareness is not an evacuation order.

Swift Warning supports situational awareness for fires and, as they come online, other natural dangers. It is not an official warning system and cannot guarantee complete coverage or delivery timing.

What to keep in mind

Keep Wireless Emergency Alerts and county or tribal emergency notifications enabled.
Follow official instructions from fire, weather, earthquake, law-enforcement, and emergency-management agencies.
Feed participation, satellite passes, radar coverage, connectivity, and phone settings can affect what appears and when.

Official instructions come first

Call 911 for an emergency. Do not wait for Swift Warning or another app before following an official order.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers before you rely on the app.

Swift Warning is built for earlier awareness, with clear limits and no claim that one app can replace official emergency communication.

What is Swift Warning?

Swift Warning is an independent mobile alert app from Jag Journey, LLC. It helps people watch natural dangers near places they save. Wildfire awareness is live today. Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, live weather radar, and other hazards are the product being built next.

Which hazards are live today?

Wildfires, smoke and air quality, and National Weather Service fire-weather watches are live. Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, live radar, winter storms, extreme heat, volcanoes, landslides, and tsunamis are on the public build list and are not ingested yet.

How quickly does Swift Warning check for new fires?

Swift Warning checks its monitored Western dispatch feeds every 45 seconds by default. Key agency and satellite feeds are processed on a five-minute service cycle. That 45-second figure is a fire-feed polling interval, not a delivery promise and not a claim about other hazards.

Does Swift Warning guarantee an alert within two minutes?

No. Under two minutes from a new wildfire dispatch record to a nearby phone is an engineering target, not a guarantee. Source delays, coverage gaps, connectivity, and mobile notification delivery can take longer.

What areas does Swift Warning cover?

For wildfire, Swift Warning currently monitors 43 WildCAD dispatch centers across Western states and adds broader context from NIFC, CAL FIRE, and NASA FIRMS. Other hazards will start with United States public feeds and global earthquake and radar mosaics. Coverage is never complete in every place.

Can I watch more than one place?

Yes. You can save places such as home, work, family property, a ranch, or a campsite and choose a nearby radius for each place. Future hazard toggles will use those same saved places.

Will the app show live weather radar?

That is the plan. Radar will be a map overlay with a worldwide mosaic and a higher-detail United States layer. It is not live yet, and it will not replace a tornado, flood, or hurricane warning.

Does Swift Warning replace local emergency alerts?

No. Keep Wireless Emergency Alerts and county or tribal emergency notifications enabled. Call 911 for an emergency, and follow official instructions even if Swift Warning shows different or incomplete information.

Is Swift Warning free?

Swift Warning is planned to be free at launch for iPhone and Android. Public store links will appear on this website after final release testing and store approval.

How does Swift Warning use my location?

Location helps center the map and compare incidents with places you choose to save. Read the Swift Warning privacy policy for current details about data collection, storage, and choices.

Is Swift Warning a government app?

No. Swift Warning is built by Jag Journey, LLC. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, connected to, or operated by any government agency. It is not an official warning system, evacuation authority, or substitute for 911. Official public source pages are listed at https://swiftwarning.com/sources.

What does a NASA FIRMS hotspot mean?

A FIRMS hotspot is a satellite-detected thermal anomaly, not a confirmed fire perimeter. It can reflect fire, hot smoke, agricultural activity, or another heat source and should not be used alone to protect life or property.

Launch status

Free at launch. Public store links are coming after approval.

Swift Warning is in final release testing for iPhone and Android. This page will link directly to the verified Swift Warning listings when the public releases are ready.

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