The alert where you are, on your lock screen. And with it, the advice: what to do, here, now — written for this alert and this place. Plus the reflexes before you leave, country by country.

Geolocated alerts
“What to do here, now”
Advice before you leave

Your people, warned and reassured in real time

Pick your emergency contacts. When something happens around you, they're told — and with one tap, “I'm safe” reaches them in their conversation.

Emergency contacts
“I'm safe” in one tap
They see it instantly

The Mira Safe bot

It tells you what's happening, asks if you're OK, answers your questions — one thread per alert.

One thread per alert
Ask it anything
Also here, on this site

Open Mira Chat See my country

Where the data comes from

BMKG·CDC·Cloudflare Radar·EMSC·NASA EONET·FCDO·NASA FIRMS·GDACS·Auswärtiges Amt·Smithsonian GVP·IFRC Alert Hub·MeteoAlarm (EUMETNET)·ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)·SGC·USGS·US State Department·Mira Weather·WHO

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Official sources first: 18 named seismic networks, weather institutes, UN agencies and satellite programmes.
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Enriched with a wide range of signals: what the phones of the Mira community report from the ground — presence, movement, sensors, connectivity — and signals from the news.
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Then our own intelligence: cross-checking sources, merging duplicates, a 0–4 severity we recompute ourselves, a plain “what to do where you are” — and the collective intelligence of the Mira community.

How it works →

Mira informs you. Mira is not an emergency service — in an emergency, call local emergency services.