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Know before the headline.

Tremor watches public signals around the world. When something starts, it tells you, and counts the minutes until the news catches up.

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Windows 10 and 11 · Public data only · No account

Sample event: the gap between the first public signal and the first headline

First signal0 min

First headline+41 min

41minThe gapsample

  1. 0 minLocal postssample

    “Whole street just went dark.” One public post.

  2. +3 minOutage reportssample

    Reports jump from 3 to 214 in one district.

  3. +8 minInternet measurementsample

    Connectivity in the area falls by a third.

  4. +14 minRoads and camerassample

    Nine public cameras go offline together.

  5. +22 minFlight trackingsample

    Two arrivals hold instead of landing.

  6. +31 minSatellite heat and lightsample

    Night pass: one district reads dark.

Where and what: in the app.

Sample event Wherecovered Whatcovered

Eight kinds of public signal.

Any one of them can be noise. Tremor alerts when several move in the same place at the same time.

Quiet until something starts.

Pick regions and topics once. Tremor stays silent until enough kinds of source move together there. Then you get one notification, with the sources linked.

Watchlistsample

Regions
  • Home, 200 km
  • North coast
  • Office sites, 12
  • Shipping lanes
Topics
  • Power
  • Network
  • Airspace
  • Ports
  • Roads
  • Fire
  • Flood
  • Quake
Alert when

2345kinds of source agree

Send to
  • This PC
  • johndoe@johndoe.example

Notificationssample

Quiet for 6 days

Tremor+8 min

Something is starting.

North coast. Three kinds of public source agree. No headline yet.

Tremor+41 min

The first headline is out.

It came 41 min after the first signal.

What Tremor will not do.

It reports that something is happening and links the public sources. That is the whole job.

An alert, openedsample

Something is starting.

North coast, one district. Three kinds of public source agree. No headline yet.

  • Local posts37 public posts within 2 kmOpen
  • Outage reports214 reports, up from 3Open
  • Internet measurementConnectivity down by a thirdOpen

0people named0private sources read

It will not

  • Name or profile people

    Posts count as signals. Their authors are not identified, tracked or listed.

  • Follow a person

    You watch regions and topics. There is no way to watch an account or a name.

  • Open anything private

    No logins, no closed groups, no direct messages, no leaked data.

  • Call it confirmed

    It says the signals agree and links them. Checking them is your job.

Four straight answers.

The short version: public data only.

00:01Sources

What does Tremor read?

Public feeds that anyone can open: public posts, outage maps, flight and ship positions, open satellite data, public cameras and sensor networks. Nothing that needs a login.

00:02Privacy

Can it see anything private?

No. It has no access to private accounts, closed groups, direct messages or leaked data, and it does not try to get any. If a source is not open to everyone, Tremor does not read it.

00:03Storage

Where do my alerts go?

They stay on your PC. The watchlist and the alert history are stored locally. An alert goes to a Windows notification and, if you switch it on, to your own email.

00:04Rules

Is this allowed?

Reading public information is what anyone can do by hand. Tremor does it around the clock. Follow each source’s terms and your local law, and do not use it to harass anyone.

Catch the next one early.

For newsrooms, security teams, investigators and due-diligence desks.

Windows 10 and 11 · Public data only · No account