What CyWarn's AI does for you

See risk before it happens

Beyond the official alerts, CyWarn works out where the next danger is building — for wildfires, water and more — and tells you why, in plain language.

It's here to help you decide, not to replace judgement — and it always shows how sure it is.

How it works, in four steps

From official data to a clear answer on your phone — around the clock.

1
We gather the facts
Official warnings for weather, earthquakes, wildfires and floods — from trusted agencies.
2
Always up to date
Every source is checked around the clock, cleaned up and placed on the map.
3
We work out the risk
From all of that, CyWarn calculates where danger is rising — and what's driving it.
4
You get a clear answer
The result reaches you in the app and here on the web — with the reasons, in plain words.

What CyWarn calculates

Four things it works out for you — each explained the moment it matters.

Wildfire risk

For every part of the island, CyWarn works out how likely a fire is to start today — from the heat, the wind and how dry it has been.

In the app
Each area gets a risk level from low to extreme, with the main reasons (like strong gusts or a long dry spell).

Water-shortage outlook

It projects how the island's reservoirs will develop over the coming weeks — so a shortage is visible long before it bites.

In the app
The Water screen shows current levels and where they're heading.

Fire spread

If a fire starts, CyWarn shows where it could move next — following the wind, the slope and the vegetation.

In the app
On the map, the likely spread plays out over time.

The right alerts first

It sorts incoming warnings by what actually affects you — your area and the type of danger — so nothing important gets buried.

In the app
Your alerts are ordered by relevance, not just by time.

No black box

Every estimate comes with the reasons behind it and how confident CyWarn is. You always see why something is flagged — never just a number you have to trust blindly.

CyWarn's AI supports your decisions. It shows where risk is higher and why — it never claims to know exactly where or when something will happen.