Centered on you.
A location-first approach to help you understand the weather around you and what could be heading your way.
BUILT FOR THE OUTDOORS
Your next adventure deserves a little more foresight.
Personalized storm awareness for wherever the day takes you. Built around your location, with the outdoors in mind.
Make more informed decisions outside.
FOR THE WAY YOU EXPLORE
Hikers Backpackers Travelers Everyday adventurersAWARENESS THAT GOES WITH YOU
Weather changes. Your perspective should, too. We’re building Hazard Engine to bring the approaching conditions that matter to you into focus.
A location-first approach to help you understand the weather around you and what could be heading your way.
Storm movement and local relevance, brought together to help make changing conditions easier to understand.
Useful context that supports your judgment, so you can decide when to pause, change plans, or head for shelter.
THE EXPERIENCE
Explore three example situations to see the thinking behind Hazard Engine.
Interactive concept · Illustrative data, not live weatherCHOOSE A SCENARIO
In this example, a storm cell is moving toward your trail. A location-focused view brings it to your attention.
Earlier awareness gives you time to review your route and shelter options.
Concept demonstration only. This preview does not track your location or provide safety advice.

WHY WE’RE BUILDING THIS
The outdoors should be a place to explore with confidence. Hazard Engine began with a simple idea: make approaching hazards easier to understand, wherever you are.
We’re developing a thoughtful companion for hikers, backpackers, and travelers, with a focus on relevant information and a clear, approachable experience.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
A little more about Hazard Engine and where we’re headed.
Hazard Engine is storm and hazard awareness software in development for hikers, backpackers, and travelers. The goal is to make approaching conditions more relevant to your location and easier to understand.
This site introduces the project and its direction. A public download and launch date have not been announced here. The interactive preview above is a concept, not the released app.
No. Every scenario, distance, and storm position in this website’s preview is fictional. The preview does not request your location, connect to live weather, or send alerts.
Hazard Engine is intended to support awareness and your own judgment. Always follow official warnings and local emergency instructions. For official U.S. forecasts and alerts, visit the National Weather Service .
People whose plans take them outside: day hikers, backpackers, road travelers, campers, and anyone who wants more context about changing weather around them.
FOR WHATEVER’S AHEAD