ReadyEye relays public-safety information from official sources and from people, shown with its source. It is independent and not affiliated with any government. It is a companion to 911 and Alert Ready — not a replacement. In an emergency, call 911.

We don't issue alerts, orders, or advice of our own. Only the responsible authority does. When something on the app disagrees with an official instruction, follow the official instruction.

Anyone can look at it without an account. An account is needed to post a sighting, follow an event, add a property or trip, or get alerts for your places.

Post only what you have seen yourself, where you saw it. No threats, harassment, hate, sexual content, graphic injury, spam, or impersonation of an official body. Every post is screened for those things, and reports are reviewed before they are shown as verified. Posts that break these rules are removed and repeat offenders lose the ability to post.

You can report any sighting from the bottom of its record, and hide posts from a person so you never see theirs again (undo it in Settings → Hidden people).

Do not use ReadyEye to direct other people to go anywhere. That is the authority's job.

Official feeds can be late, wrong, or down; community reports are what someone believes they saw. We show the source and the status of every item so you can judge it, and we mark what has been verified. We cannot guarantee any of it is complete or current, and we are not liable for decisions made on it.

You keep ownership of what you post. You give ReadyEye permission to show it, with your display name, to the people the app serves, and to keep it as part of the record of an event.

Communities that subscribe own their community's data. An export arrives with the community plan.

One person per account. Keep your email current. We may close an account that breaks these terms. You may delete yours any time (see the privacy page).

ReadyEye is provided as is, without warranty. To the extent the law allows, its founders are not liable for losses arising from its use. These terms are governed by the laws of Ontario, Canada. Questions: support@readyeye.app.