anyhazard.live

The table you trained on, pointed at the live incident and at the neighborhood.

All eyes, all hands, all lands.

AnyHazard is the Simtable sandtable that crews already train and brief on: the scenario on the table, a laser pointer, everyone standing around one picture, nothing to log into. anyhazard.live grows that lineage two ways at once. Toward live operations, where the same directness is turned on the real incident. And toward the community, where the same table seats the neighborhood that lives inside the fireshed.

alert.live is the eyes: citizens, cameras, crews and aircraft, georectified into one shared picture. anyhazard.live is the table where that picture is worked. One picture, two rooms: the line and the table.

Read online at https://anyhazard.live/

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For agencies already running AnyHazard

Take it to the incident.

You already bought the table, trained the crews on it, and briefed from it. The move to live operations changes the clock and leaves the tool alone. The interface your people drilled on is the interface they get on the worst day.

The picture: A scenario on the table becomes the incident, georeferenced live.
The eyes: Canned imagery becomes every camera, phone and aircraft on scene, via alert.live.
Around the table: A classroom of crews becomes ops, the line and the EOC on one picture, any device.
Pointing: A laser pointer on sand becomes a point at the map that lands in real coordinates.
Accounts: Still none to stand up. Layers are shared on your terms: private, group, public.
The clock: Exercise time becomes the first three hours, while decisions still change outcomes.

Escape routes and safety zones are time, not distance. The number that decides the afternoon is the buffer: minutes to the safety zone against minutes until the fire gets a vote. With a shared picture that number is on every screen while it is still a decision. Without one it arrives as a finding. The interactive version of this argument is at https://anyhazard.live/operations/.

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For agencies taking the table to the community

Take it to the neighborhood.

Community outreach is already one of the two things AnyHazard is proven at. The step worth taking is turning the occasional open-house demo into a standing program, with the same table and the same crews running it.

The room: The crew classroom becomes a firehouse, a school gym, a CWPP meeting.
Who points: The instructor hands the pointer to the person who lives on that road.
The question: "Where does this go?" becomes "what happens to my street, and when do I leave?"
What they leave with: A remembered picture of their own terrain, at their own address.
The record: The session is a shared catalog the agency keeps, for the next meeting.
The follow-up: The people in that room are the ones already on scene next time.

Neighbors are the first first responders. A community that has stood around the table and watched its own fireshed run does not need the picture explained to it during the evacuation. That is the whole return on an outreach program, and it compounds. The full page is at https://anyhazard.live/outreach/.

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Honest state of the product

Where this stands today.

Live today: Crew training and community outreach, in the AnyHazard app, with no accounts to stand up.
In build: The live-operations surface at anyhazard.live, alongside the alert.live rebuild that supplies its eyes.
How to start: Tell us the next exercise or the next community meeting on your calendar. That is the pilot.

Talk to us support@simtable.com

Tell us which exercise or which community meeting is next on your calendar. We will bring the table.

alert.live is the eyes: citizens, cameras, crews and aircraft, georectified into one shared picture. anyhazard.live is the table where that picture is worked. One picture, two rooms: the line and the table.

This brochure is generated from the site itself, so the paper and the pages cannot disagree. Current at v0.2.0, 2026-07-29. The live copy is at https://anyhazard.live/brochure/.