SignalGuard runs a 70+-signal scan against any event or venue and delivers a severity-scored brief — chatter, environment, movement, and context, on one page. No card. 30-second signup.
The problem
You are triaging by hand. You are trusting your memory. You are hoping the thing that matters bubbled to the top of whichever tab you happened to be looking at when it landed. A protest organized on Telegram is in a channel you do not monitor. A VIP-movement NOTAM dropped at 06:14 and the TFR has not posted yet. A weird-helicopter Reddit thread has 217 comments and you have not read one of them.
No single feed tells you whether an event is safe. A weather alert alone misses the protest. A protest alone misses the wildfire smoke. The job of the assessment is to read all 70+ signals at once, score them against the same severity scale, and hand back a single page you can act on.
What you get
One page. One severity score. Per-pillar breakdown. Every signal's individual reading with the reasoning so you can challenge the call.
X, Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, Instagram, Telegram, TikTok, YouTube, the GDELT global news index, plus dark-web mentions and a derived crowd-surge classifier. Threat-coded posts and articles scored Critical / High / Medium / Low with a written reason.
NWS weather + active alerts, Open-Meteo air quality, NOAA SPC severe-weather outlook, lightning proximity, wind & gusts, UV index, heat stress (WBGT), fire-danger index, flood / river stage, wildfire-smoke transport, NASA FIRMS wildfires, USGS earthquakes, offsite noise, plus derived structural-wind-margin and pyro/SFX go-no-go windows. The physical conditions around the venue.
OpenSky airspace activity, FAA drone airspace / stadium TFR / flight conditions, FAA TFRs, FAA NOTAMs, TomTom traffic, route health, Broadcastify scanner feeds, cellular coverage, transit alerts, egress reach, venue access, and hostile-vehicle approach. What is actually moving on the ground and in the airspace around the venue.
DHS NTAS national threat level, US State Dept travel advisory, FBI crime baseline for the venue city, active FEMA disaster declarations, Ticketmaster counter-event detection, Google Places POI density, emergency-response reach, power outages, power-grid stress, receiving-hospital capability, and internet / CDN / BGP backbone health.
A 3–4 sentence executive synthesis reading all 70+ signals together, plus a recommended-actions checklist. Both are generated in a single model call from a compacted view of the scan and sit at the top of the brief.
How it works
Venue name or address, date, and optional event type. About 30 seconds of typing. No account creation, no payment screen.
All 70+ signals fetched concurrently. Each one scored against the same severity scale. The AI synthesis call runs once at the end — about 2 seconds. Total wall-clock: roughly 60 seconds.
Severity pill, per-pillar breakdown, every signal's reading and reasoning, executive synthesis, recommended actions. Readable on screen. Shareable by URL.
Conference centers and political-rally sites too. The free assessment is the same scan running underneath every paid tier — there is one product; the difference is monitoring, alerting, and the Live Monitor command bridge.
FAQ
Yes. The 70+-signal scan runs end-to-end with no credit card and no login. You enter the event details, the scan runs, and you get the severity-scored brief on screen. Upgrading to a paid tier adds monitoring, the PDF export, alerting, and Live Monitor — but the one-off assessment is free.
Under 10 minutes end-to-end. Entering the event location and date takes about a minute. The 26 parallel signal fetches and the AI synthesis pass complete in roughly 60 seconds. The remainder is the time you spend reading the brief.
70+ signals across four pillars: Chatter (X, Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, TikTok, YouTube, GDELT news), Environment (NWS weather, air quality, NOAA SPC outlooks, NASA FIRMS wildfires, USGS earthquakes), Movement (OpenSky airspace, FAA TFRs, FAA NOTAMs, TomTom traffic, Broadcastify scanner feeds), and Context (DHS NTAS, FBI crime baseline, FEMA disasters, Ticketmaster nearby events, Google Places POI density).
No. The free assessment is stateless — the scan runs, the brief renders, and nothing is persisted to a user account unless you sign up. The data passed to the AI synthesis pass is a compacted summary, never the full payload, and never the venue's identifying details beyond what is needed for the scan.
A single-page brief with an overall severity pill, a per-pillar breakdown, every signal's individual reading with the reasoning, an executive synthesis paragraph, and a recommended-actions checklist. Upgrade and you also get a PDF export, monitoring, alerting on threshold changes, and the Live Monitor command bridge for event day.
No card · quick signup · ~60s scan