Know the risk.
Connect help in time.
DRMS 2.0 brings together the person, their live location, the risk around them and the people who can help — in one simple system.
Pilot version · Works on mobile browser · Can be added to your home screen

A simple protection layer for people during disasters.
Most warning systems tell us that danger exists. DRMS goes one step further: What does this danger mean for this person, at this location, right now — and who can help?
Know the person
Understand the support a person may need — without turning them into a diagnosis.
Know the location
Use current location because the risk changes as the person moves.
Connect support
Bring family, neighbours, volunteers, organisations and responders into one coordinated pathway.
Four states. One clear journey.
DRMS changes behaviour according to the situation, so the user sees only what matters at that moment.
Location is a core DRMS protection capability. It helps identify which warning affects you, where help is needed and which support is closest.
Location refreshed while the app is active.
More frequent high-accuracy updates.
Live incident location shared with Command.
Designed for reliable background location capabilities.
Open DRMS 2.0 on your phone.
No app store is needed for this pilot. Open the link, allow location when asked and experience the READY → WATCH → ACT journey.
Open in Chrome → menu → Install app / Add to Home Screen.
Open in Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen.
Allow location permission so DRMS can demonstrate its core protection logic.

Scan to open pilot
Inclusive by design. Useful for all.
DRMS is for everyone, with extra intelligence when disability, age, pregnancy, injury, medical dependency, being alone, children, travel, language or temporary circumstances change what support a person may need.
Is DRMS only for persons with disabilities?
No. Inclusion remains central, but DRMS 2.0 is designed for everyone and adapts support around the person's actual needs and circumstances.
Does AI declare a disaster?
No. Official warnings must come from verified authorities. AI can help interpret and personalise what a verified warning means for the user.
Can DRMS track me when the PWA is completely closed?
Not reliably. The current pilot refreshes location while active. Reliable background location is planned for the native Android/iOS stage.
Can I use this in a real emergency today?
This pilot should not replace official emergency services. It is being tested to improve usability, location logic and response coordination before production deployment.
