Know what's dangerous
around you.
Hazard maps and alerts for travellers — sharks, rip currents, ticks, venomous fish, volcanoes, scooter traffic. On your phone and your watch, working with no signal.
What it does
One app across phone, watch and web.
Hazard map
Browse hazard zones worldwide on a live map, with detail on each species or risk and how to avoid it.
Alerts where it matters
Opt in to be notified when you enter a hazard zone, plus severe-weather and air-quality warnings for your area.
Works offline
The full hazard database ships with the app, so it keeps working with no signal — exactly where you need it.
On your wrist
Companion apps for Wear OS and Apple Watch show nearby hazards without reaching for your phone.
Eight languages
English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Danish.
No account
No sign-up, no profile, no tracking. Open it and it works.
A look inside the app
Straight from the App Store listing — the map, the alerts, the hazard pages, the radar, the watch list, the news and the quiz.
Hazards where you're going
160 tracked risks across 20 destinations — what actually injures visitors, not what makes headlines.
Latest hazard news
Updated every morning — the same briefings that go into the app.
Know the hazard itself
31 guides to what travellers actually meet — what it is, where it happens, how to avoid it, and what to do if it happens anyway.
Your data stays yours. Dangers Here has no accounts and collects no personal data. Your location is used on your device to warn you about nearby hazards and is never sent to us. This website sets no cookies and runs no analytics. Details in the app privacy policy and the website privacy notice.
Tip jar
Dangers Here is free, and it is built and paid for by one developer. If it has been useful to you, a small tip helps cover the data, the servers and the store fees.
Get the alerts on your phone
Dangers Here warns you when you enter a hazard zone — even offline, even with the app closed. No account, no tracking, free.







