Search a place, preview local hazards, post reports, confirm danger zones, and receive geofenced alerts before you arrive.
A confirmation link brings users back to finish setup and reduce fake reports.
Use a photo, icon, or privacy-friendly avatar.
I agree to report only factual hazards that help people avoid harm.
The real Mapbox map loads when an internet connection is available. The demo remains usable if the map service cannot be reached.
Search a location to preview likely hazards before you travel.
Geofence entered. Visual, haptic, audio, and watch alerts activated.
Personalized Hazard Types
Start broad, narrow the type, then choose the exact hazard. The app can prioritize what matters based on where you are and what you are doing.
Location and activity change which risks should appear first.
Ranks likely hazards first without hiding the complete library.
Wildlife is clearer and more respectful than “Animals.” Plant gives users a clear place for toxic mushrooms, poison oak, and thorn hazards without suggesting that nature itself should be feared.
Choose a broad family, then a subcategory, then the exact hazard. This keeps reporting fast, searchable, and consistent.
Example: Wildlife → Reptiles → Rattlesnake. Each report keeps the complete path so alerts, searches, moderation, and future personalization can use the same structure.
MORE DATA — Auto Captured
The demo keeps the selected image only in this browser session. The production app would preserve the original photo, create a smaller upload copy, attach GPS/time metadata with permission, and send it for moderation.
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San Diego County watch area
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3 users avoided danger from your reports.
25+ verified reports with strong accuracy.
10 verified snake or reptile reports.
Verified reports across hiking areas.
Beach and water safety reports.
Helpful area-awareness reports.
Top trusted contributor in a region.
Two hikers confirmed the report near the trail edge.
A user marked your flash-flood warning as helpful.
Kickstarter Founder Tier profile badge applied.
Unlock advanced watch areas, extended history, offline maps, and priority alerts.
Friends must verify and stay active for 7 days.
Lightning storm approaching. Estimated arrival: 15–30 min. Your location is within the watch area.
Send a fast “I’m safe” status with GPS, altitude, time, battery, and nearest known place to a trusted contact.
Trusted contact • Text + location card
Trusted contact • Text + location card
CHECK-IN DATA
Prepare before leaving service. Save maps, known hazards, weather, agency contacts, and safety notes for a specific trip area.
Cached for selected area.
Last forecast stored before offline mode.
Sheriff, police, ranger, park, forest, fire/EMS.
Recent and recurring hazards saved locally.
Trip plan, vehicle location, medical notes, exit route.
Three-tap reporting for fast situations. Pick hazard, severity, submit. GPS and altitude auto-attach.
AUTO ATTACHED
Alerts should not rely on color alone. Use text, icons, audio, haptics, and contrast together.
Distinct tones by severity.
Pulse patterns for watch and phone.
Increase core app text size.
Improve map and alert readability.
Plain-language summary with every warning.
⚠️ High Risk: Flash flood wash nearby. Avoid low crossing 0.4 mi ahead.
Search any trip area before you arrive. This demo shows how travelers could preview local hazards, agency contacts, weather-linked risks, and offline trip packs.
Search for hazards near your current location.
Use GPS to show the most relevant non-emergency, ranger, sheriff, park, forest, and public-safety contacts for the user’s current area.
Call emergency services immediately. This section is for non-emergency and agency contacts only.
GPS: 33.1192° N, 117.0864° W • Altitude: 645 ft • Accuracy: ± 22 ft
Auto-matched by city boundary when online; cached when offline.
County-level law enforcement contact for unincorporated areas.
Non-emergency fire, rescue, and public safety information line.
Nearest park unit, visitor center, or ranger district contact.
Nearest forest, trail, fire restriction, and ranger station contact.
Copy GPS coordinates, altitude, heading, and nearest landmark for a call.
Weather layer concept for precipitation, wind, temperature, and storm movement. In a real app, this could be powered by Apple WeatherKit or another licensed weather provider.
Rain forecast may increase flash flood, rockfall, and slick trail risk in watched areas.
Storms after 3 PM • flash flood risk rises
Rain likely • washes and crossings monitored
Clearing • trail reports may decay faster
Hot and dry • wildfire risk layer emphasized
Contextual hazard updates only. No global chat, no DMs, and no coordination features.
“Water is still crossing the road near the bend.” • 8 min ago
“Ranger notice posted at the trailhead.” • 32 min ago
“Trail sign is damaged but still visible.” • 1 hr ago
Users submit factual hazard reports with GPS, altitude, category, severity, and details.
Low = visual. Moderate = visual + haptic. High = visual + haptic + audio + watch alert.
No. This app provides user-reported situational awareness only. Always follow official guidance.
Support safer trails, beaches, roads, and travel zones by helping fund development, map data, moderation, and pilot programs.
Demo goal progress: 64%
Control privacy, tracking, alert style, and map behavior from one place.
Enable location tracking from Settings. The optional GPS button can remain hidden from the map for a cleaner view.
Receive alerts when you enter watched hazard zones.
Use vibration patterns for moderate and high-risk warnings.
Switch visual theme for day or night use.
Pinch, wheel, drag, and zoom controls remain enabled on the map.
Check only the information you want visible on the live map. Changes apply immediately.
Clean-map defaults hide the U.S. scope label, live status, GPS button, and map key. Geofenced Alerts control notifications; Geofence Circles control only the visible warning areas.
Visual + haptic + audio + watch.
Visual + haptic only.
Mute low-risk notifications overnight.
Save watch areas for trails, beaches, campgrounds, neighborhoods, and travel routes.
2 high-risk hazards nearby • Street / Satellite / Outdoors available
Rip currents, tides, and water hazards prioritized.
Animal, terrain, and weather alerts prioritized.
What Can Kill Me is a crowd-powered situational awareness app for real-world hazards.
V26 Interactive Demo
Interactive demo only — sample data is shown, no real user data is saved, and the app is not yet downloadable.
Help people know what to avoid nearby, without becoming social media or emergency services.
What Can Kill Me™ is a trademarked name. Hazard-data and geofencing technology is patent pending under a provisional patent application.
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