Calorbis

Calorbis is a global multi-hazard monitoring and climate-risk awareness platform. It combines observations, forecasts, satellite detections, experimental models, news mentions, and community reports on one map, each labeled with what kind of evidence it actually is.

Calorbis is not an official emergency service. Always follow guidance from your local authorities and emergency services. Nothing on this site should be your sole basis for an evacuation or safety decision.

Hazard data comes from third-party providers (USGS, NOAA, GDACS, Open-Meteo, NASA, OpenAQ, GDELT, Pegelonline, and others) with varying resolution, latency, and reliability - see our methodology page for the specifics of each layer. Some layers are experimental derived signals, not validated forecasts or measurements. Calorbis makes no warranty that any layer is complete, current, or accurate for your specific location.

You're responsible for keeping your account credentials secure. Don't share your account, and tell us if you suspect unauthorized access.

If you submit a report, you're responsible for its accuracy. Don't submit false, misleading, harassing, or illegal content. We may remove reports or restrict accounts that violate this - our moderation workflow for this is still being built out (tracked on our public roadmap), so enforcement today is manual and best-effort, not a fully automated system.

Don't attempt to disrupt the service, scrape it at a volume that degrades it for others, or use it to harm, stalk, or endanger another person.

Calorbis is provided as-is, without guaranteed uptime. Upstream data providers can and do have outages - when that happens, an affected layer may show stale or no data rather than fabricated data (see our per-layer staleness handling on the methodology page).

We may update these terms as the product changes. Material changes will be reflected in the "last updated" date above.

Contact address not yet set - placeholder pending a real support address being decided (CAL-80 follow-up).