Bring Mysafehub to your city.
Mysafehub partners with municipal governments, NGOs, and humanitarian agencies to pre-position emergency readiness before disasters strike — turning residents' smartphones into a disaster-resilient coordination layer your teams can act on.
Readiness that survives the loss of infrastructure.
Continuity when infrastructure fails
Floods, earthquakes, wildfires, and conflict routinely take towers and fiber offline. Mysafehub is built to keep emergency communication moving on the phones residents already carry — on-device tools work today, with phone-to-phone relay in development.
Prepared residents before the event
Public readiness campaigns mean the tools exist in every pocket before they are needed — saved city packs, family codes, and offline guidance ready on day one.
Actionable triage for emergency operations
Emergency operations centers receive scored, verification-tagged alerts instead of unstructured chat noise — urgency, proximity, and elapsed time on every record.
No new hardware to procure
Mysafehub is designed to run on residents' existing smartphones — today as a web app, with native apps in development. No towers, radios, or proprietary devices to purchase or maintain.
Everything a city needs to go live.
Each partnership is scoped to the municipality's hazard profile and responder structure — from a single-city pilot to a regional program.
- ✓Curated city pack — offline evacuation corridors, shelters, safe zones, and resource points for your municipality
- ✓Responder onboarding — agency-issued Tier 2 credentials, access codes, and incident board training for your teams
- ✓Public preparedness campaign kit — co-branded awareness materials for readiness drives and community events
- ✓Joint readiness drill support — scenario design and evaluation using the field app under realistic conditions
- ✓Impact reporting — campaign reach, drill participation, and readiness metrics for council and donor briefings
From first briefing to evaluated drill in four steps.
Briefing & readiness review
A working session with your emergency management office: hazard profile, existing communications gaps, and the neighborhoods where readiness matters most.
City pack & responder setup
We build the offline city pack for your municipality and provision Tier 2 credentials for your responder teams and partner agencies.
Public readiness campaign
A co-branded awareness drive — community events, campus and workplace outreach, and press — so residents have the tools before disaster season.
Joint drill & evaluation
A full readiness exercise: simulated requests moving through the mesh, responder triage under load, and a written evaluation with recommendations.
Three audiences, one readiness goal.
Municipal governments
City and regional emergency management offices looking for a preparedness layer that survives the loss of conventional infrastructure.
NGOs & humanitarian agencies
Field organizations publishing verified resource points, coordinating volunteers, and tracing separated families across displaced populations.
Donors & foundations
Funders of disaster resilience who want measurable reach: residents equipped, responders credentialed, communities drill-ready.
Program status: Mysafehub is in active field testing — the citizen and responder workflows described here are demonstrated in our demo app and field prototypes. Municipal pilots are being scheduled against upcoming releases; request a briefing for the current capability status and timeline.
Put readiness in every pocket.
Tell us about your city, agency, or portfolio — we will come back with a scoped pilot proposal and the current capability status.