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Products that do what Extreme Heat Watch does

Heat compliance scheduling and risk notices

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    Enterprise-grade SRE process automation for Dev & SRE teams.

    2024

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    After reading "During Helene, I Just Wanted a Plain Text Website" on Sparkbox (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46494734) , I built safe-now.live – a text-first emergency info site for USA and Canada. No JavaScript, no images, under 10KB. Pulls live FEMA disasters, NWS alerts, weather, and local resources. This is my first live website ever so looking for critical feedback on the website. Please feel free to look around. https://safe-now.live

    Feb 2026 · safe-now.live

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    Sauna78

    Track heat & cold exposure with your Apple Watch and iPhone

    2019

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    Track habits with calendar heat maps and a habit journal

    2023

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    A kitchen timekeeper for the preoccupied ⏲

    2018

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    A weather app, for sharkiness: Shark Attack Risk Forecasts

    2023

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    Get real-time alerts of wildfires and firefighting efforts

    2025

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    Open safety reasoning models with custom safety policies

    Oct 2025

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    Making your team healthy and resilient

    2020

  11. 11SW

    Basically was getting annoyed jumping between 5 different sites during this winter storm season, so I built "StormWatch". It's a no-fuss, mobile-friendly webpage (dashboard) that shows all the stuff I was looking for, but in one simple UI. Features: - Real-time NWS alerts with safety tips - Snow/ice/precip accumulation forecasts (+wind) - Dynamic preparation checklists based on your alerts - Supply calculator for your household size - Regional weather news It's free, no login required, works on any device. Just enter your ZIP.…

    Jan 2026 · jeisey.github.io

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    A powerful reminder scheduling API

    2017

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    Vigil105

    Like a weather app for your website (uptime monitoring)

    2014

  14. 14WF

    Hi HN, I built WARN Firehose because I was frustrated trying to track layoff data across the US. The WARN Act requires companies with 100+ employees to file public notices 60 days before mass layoffs — but the data is scattered across 50 state websites with different formats, broken links, and no API. WARN Firehose scrapes every state workforce agency daily and normalizes the data into a single database going back to 1988. It now has 131,000+ notices covering 14 million workers. *What you can do:* - Browse interactive charts and data tables (no account needed):…

    Feb 2026 · warnfirehose.com

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    Signet78

    Autonomous AI wildfire agent with nearby alerts

    Mar 2026 · signet.watch

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    Real-time surf conditions at a glance

    2024

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    Digital food safety logs for independent restaurants.

    Aug 2026 · complymenu.com

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    Know what's coming. Be ready before it hits.

    Jun 2026 · bracewise.app

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    I built Breaklist to organize the essential info I need to start my day. It generates a personalized morning briefing, optimized for thermal printers. The morning report currently includes: Task list Reminders Weather forecast Summary of latest top articles on Hacker News The result is a tidy, receipt-sized report that I can print and take on-the-go each morning.

    2023 · github.com

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    Turn .ics files into dashboards, in your browser

    2025

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    Wearable + App for Heat Strain/Performance

    Sep 2025

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    Made this todo list + calendar heat map over a couple of weekends, so its rough, but should be valuable enough to be used. Currently stores data in local storage, but I'm working on persisting data with auth + a database. Features coming in the couple weeks: (1) Search, (2) Categories. Hope you find it useful!

    2023 · todogrids.com

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    Wildfires, traffic, weather & earthquakes — live OSINT map

    Jul 2026 · nearme.viajeinteligencia.com

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