You trained on this table. There are two ways to take it further.
AnyHazard is the Simtable sandtable your crews already train and brief on: the scenario on the table, a laser pointer, everyone standing around one picture, nothing to log into. anyhazard.live grows that lineage two ways at once, and both start from the install you already run.
All eyes, all hands, all lands.
Take it to the incident.
The same directness turned on the live event. One product, two clocks: exercise time becomes the first three hours, while decisions still change outcomes.
For live operations > Direction twoTake it to the neighborhood.
The occasional open-house demo becomes a standing program, with the people who live inside the fireshed pointing at their own roads.
For community outreach >alert.live
Citizens, cameras, crews and aircraft, georectified into one shared picture. Where nothing sees, the map says so.
anyhazard.live
Where that picture is worked. One picture, two rooms: the line and the table.
Where this stands today. Crew training and community outreach run in the AnyHazard app now, with no accounts to stand up. The live-operations surface at anyhazard.live is in build, alongside the alert.live rebuild.
The record and the working tools live at alert.live and its incidents index meanwhile.
Where the picture is worked.
AnyHazard is the Simtable sandtable crews already train and brief on: the scenario on the table, a laser pointer, everyone standing around one picture. anyhazard.live grows that lineage into live operations, the same directness turned toward the real incident.
All eyes, all hands, all lands.
alert.live is the eyes: citizens, cameras, crews, and aircraft, georectified into one shared picture. anyhazard.live is the table where incident management works that picture. One picture, two rooms: the line and the table.
This site is standing up now. The record and the working tools live at alert.live and its incidents index meanwhile.
This is v0.1.0, the narrative holding page composed 2026-07-24. It is kept readable because it is the version some readers were sent, and a page that quietly replaces what it said is harder to trust than one that keeps both.