Citizen Help Network

People Helping People & Animals

Daily Help. Emergencies. Disasters.

Pubsafe mobile app Connects and Shares Information

Disasters:

Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, tsunamis, earthquakes, & wildfires

Emergencies:

Car accidents, active shooters, boating accident, & lost hiker  

Daily Help:

flat tire, down tree, Shovel snow, clothing, food, truck stuck, & breakdowns

PubSafe is a global community ready to help others, get help and share information in real-time. PubSafe is the world’s only network for citizens by citizens, available to governments and non-government relief and rescue organizations.

The PubSafe mobile app facilitates real-time information sharing with other users. Users in the area are alerted when a help or emergency is posted. Users can also report the location of animals in need or rescue. If a flood is imminent and you need help moving horses, post a help request. The opportunity to help others is endless and PubSafe connects people effectively and efficiently primarily through the map

Targeted User Alerts & Messaging

Receive Help Alerts From Other Users

Designed for Citizens

Features

Help Scenarios

Information Sharing

Research

PubSafe requires cellular connection and data service to operate. Always call 911 first in an emergency. 911 and EOC may not be monitoring the PubSafe app. All use is at your own risk.

Mobile App Collects & Connects

The PubSafe mobile app shares information in real-time to improve communication and response to people that need assistance. Assistance may be a flat tire roadside, a medical emergency while boating or a wide scale response to disaster such as Hurricane Harvey, the California wildfires or a tsunami.

FREE to Government agencies

Because the PubSafe app data is free to government agencies to use to improve emergency and disaster response, it is not limited by city, county or state budgets. This “umbrella” platform is the only network of its kind in the world, and it operates worldwide. APIs enable the sharing of specific data during specific times.

Free Government Access For Disasters & Research

Government agencies are encourage to install, monitor and respond to emergencies that are posted to the mobile app from the 911 center. The app data is not intended to replace current systems but to augment them. Since the app does not have political boundaries, emergency management can monitor issues nationally and internationally.

When 911 is overwhelmed, the first person that can render aid may be a neighbor. PubSafe provides communication across information silos. As disasters evolve data will eventually be managed by the users role within disaster designated areas. This works to deconflict and prioritize response assets while continuing to utilize NGOs and good samaritans for less emergency help requests. 

FEMA can only help so much and information management and communication are limited by people, phone systems, operators and government political boundaries, until now.

Privacy

Privacy and security is a notable concern. The tradeoff between being able to get or give help and some data being visible is a decision for each user. Tools such as going “invisible” or hiding a phone number give the user control over when and what to share. 

Sharing data to various agencies with a proven track record of responsible data management is an important aspect of the Aftermath Data platform. With the right controls and limitations the data can be used to observe anonymous user activity during a disaster and to study the general population’s response after an event to better plan and prepare for future events. 

Download the Mobile App

 Search for “PubSafe” on either app store.

Respond to Daily Help Requests

PubSafe isn’t just for emergencies. People need help every day with little things such as a ride, diapers or a simple monetary gift. PubSafe provide an environment where people can monitor help requests globally and help when and how they desire. By joining you can receive alerts when someone in your area posts a help request. You can set the radius for routine help alerts and for emergency help requests to a max effective range that suits you.

Join today and just be an observer to see how it works. You can remain invisible until you are ready to respond or until you need help yourself.

Share information

Situation Reports (SitReps) enable citizens to share information for a limited time from across the globe. Information sharing enables people to come from other areas and help more effectively during times of reduced information or lack of direction from government. It can also feed data to emergency operation centers (EOCs) for more efficient responses. Location data can be used by organizations like the Red Cross to communicate where and how to get aid. 

 SitReps are plotted on the public map where citizens in an area can confirm the events around them. Responders and volunteers can see roads that are closed, water that is rising or if everything is okay.

The Future of Disaster and Emergency Response is Here!

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How It Works!

Although Pubsafe is not directly connected or integrated with EOC and 911 services, it is free to these organizations and we hope EOCs, FEMA, the Red Cross and others view the data to augment current data collection methods. We welcome the opportunity to discuss integration and other services with FEMA and other government agencies.

Why Participate?

Good, real-time information can save lives. The more people that use the service the more information that is being shared. This data is also critical to asset and resource allocation ranging from an individual with a chainsaw, to fire trucks, to the National Guard.

Keep the Aftermath app on your phone and up to date at all times. In today’s world, you never know when you will be involved in a crisis and 911 is unresponsive. Facebook is great but it limits data to specific groups and friends. Aftermath is designed to be open to the public, protect your identity and bridge the data gap between people and organizations.

How can you help?

Users can simply spread the word on social media and share the “Aftermath Data” app before you need it, during and after an emergency or large-scale disaster. The more users, the better the data and the more people are helped.

Government agencies can request more information on data services and encourage people in the path of an event to download, share and use the app.

Join a Volunteer Organization & Use the App

 Examples:

813-699-9062

contact@aftermathdata.com

Mailing: 2604 Cypress Ridge Blvd, Suite 101 Wesley Chapel, FL 33544