WarnspotKnow when something happens near a location you care about
Environmental data is everywhere but scattered. Warnspot brings the feeds together, hosts your own measurements, and warns you when it matters.
How it works
Sensor readings, water levels, weather warnings, road closures: all published, but scattered and hard to monitor. Connect your own data or use the public feeds, then set the rules for what you need to know.
Each step below runs a live demo. Go ahead and click around.
Bring your data together
Push measurements from your own equipment through the API, import a CSV file, or let Warnspot download a file on a schedule. Every series lands in a chart with time-range controls and trend lines.
Or use the public data
Weather stations, river gauges, and official alerts are already in the app. You can build a chart or a rule without any setup.
Set the rules
Choose which values to watch and when a change becomes urgent. A rule can watch a limit, watch for data that stops arriving, or watch for official alerts near a location.
Get warned
Email, webhook, or push message when a condition is met. Repeated triggers group into one incident, so an unstable sensor does not fill your inbox.
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How Warnspot works
Warnspot watches measurement data and notifies the right people when something goes wrong. This overview explains how data sources, notifications, incidents, and distributions fit together.
Read the overviewMonitoring conditions during a field campaign
Watch river level, heat risk, weather warnings, and road access for one remote work site. This walkthrough sets up a field campaign at Big Bar on the Fraser River in Warnspot.
Read the walkthroughReady to automate your monitoring?
You set the rules: which values to watch, when a change becomes urgent, and who needs to know. Warnspot handles the rest, from the first alert to the resolved incident.
New accounts start with a free 14-day trial.
Or browse the resource library for guides on alert design and public data feeds.