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Hazard

Live hazard intelligence for your locations

Know which of your assets are in harm's way.

Threat intelligence for the places that matter to you, from insured properties to offices, plants and supply-chain sites. We watch official feeds for earthquakes, hurricanes and typhoons, wildfires, floods and more, match each event's footprint against your locations, and show which assets sit in the path, and how much value is exposed, while there is still time to act. When an event puts your assets at risk, we contact your team.

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Perils tracked
8
Official sources live
12
Feeds polled
Hourly

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How it works

From official alert to affected asset

Three steps, repeated every hour for every location you track.

  1. 01

    Watch

    USGS, the National Hurricane Center, JTWC, NASA FIRMS, national weather and flood agencies, and GDACS as a cross-peril tripwire. Every feed's health is on the dashboard, so a silent feed is never mistaken for a quiet day.

    • 12 official sources
    • Polled hourly
    • Feed health on the dashboard
  2. 02

    Match

    Each event's footprint is matched against every location you track, including near misses inside a buffer you control.

    • Intensity contours
    • Wind radii
    • Fire fronts
    • Warning areas
  3. 03

    Triage

    Events are banded by how likely they are to cause damage, with the affected assets and the value in the footprint, so you know where to act first.

    • Red
    • Amber
    • Green

Alerts

Hear about it without watching the board

What we monitor

The perils that matter most, from the agencies that issue the warnings, watched from the ground and from space

See coverage by country →

Also tracked

For agents

On the dashboard, or in your AI assistant

Everything is on the dashboard: the live event board, maps of each footprint, and the assets it touches. Or connect your AI assistant, or any MCP client, to Hazard and ask "are any of our sites at risk from this storm?" in plain language. The assistant reads the same matches and bands as the dashboard, scoped to what your team can see.

Browsing agents can read this site directly too. In browsers that support WebMCP, every public page offers tools that describe what we do, check coverage for any country and peril, and explain how to connect.

MCP endpoint

https://hazard.anthonyreid.co.uk/mcp

Add this URL to your assistant as a custom connector (remote MCP server) and sign in. Clients that can send headers can use an API key with MCP access instead.

WebMCP tools on this site

  • describe-service: what we monitor, and from which sources
  • check-coverage: cover for a country, peril by peril
  • get-mcp-connection: how to connect, and the tools available

Works with Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT (OpenAI), Claude, Gemini and other AI assistants that support the Model Context Protocol.

For developers

Build on the API

A versioned REST API for your hazard events and your portfolio. Keep your assets in step with your own systems, and pull live events into your own tools.

  • Live hazard events: each event with its triage band, the value it touches, and its footprint as GeoJSON.
  • Portfolio sync: add assets one at a time or in bulk batches, check a batch's progress, look assets up by your own reference, and remove them.
  • Scoped API keys: read-only by default, with write access a separate opt-in, and an endpoint that reports exactly what a key can reach.

JSON throughout, cursor pagination, and standard RFC 9457 error responses. Create keys under Settings once you have an account.

Example request

curl https://hazard.anthonyreid.co.uk/api/v1/triage/events \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Endpoints

  • GET /api/v1/triage/events
  • GET /api/v1/assets
  • POST /api/v1/assets · /api/v1/assets/batch
  • GET /api/v1/me

Built for regulated teams

Built for regulated teams

Honest about the gaps

The coverage atlas shows every peril in every country, including where nothing monitors it yet, so a quiet map is never mistaken for a safe one.

Built-in compliance

Audit logging, self-service data export, and erasure requests: the record-keeping a regulated business needs, there from day one rather than added after the first audit.

Ready to operate

Security headers, rate limiting, health checks, alerting, and off-platform backups with a real, scheduled restore drill.

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See it against your own locations

Upload your locations and we match every live event's footprint against them.

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Photo: NASA Earth Observatory