Тревога

Alert is an independent information and reference app developed by a private developer.

The developer is not a government agency, does not represent any government agency, and does not provide government services. The app is not an official public alert system and is not affiliated with the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations or any other government agencies.

Official sources for verifying information:

Air Raid Signal
https://mchs.gov.ru/deyatelnost/bezopasnost-grazhdan/signal-vozdushnaya-trevoga_3

All Clear Signal
https://mchs.gov.ru/deyatelnost/bezopasnost-grazhdan/signal-ob-otboe-trevogi_2

Attention All! Signal
https://mchs.gov.ru/deyatelnost/press-centr/novosti/4463772

These links lead to the official website of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia and are provided to verify official information. The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is not the developer, owner, partner, or data provider of the app.

The information in the app is for reference only and may differ from official data. In dangerous and emergency situations, verify information with official sources, announcements from authorized bodies and emergency services, and follow their instructions.

The data is compiled based on open sources, public information, technical processing of events, and user reports. User reports are not official information and are used only for additional reference.

At launch, the app is targeted at:
• Donetsk People's Republic;
• Luhansk People's Republic;
• Zaporizhia Oblast;
• Kherson Oblast.

After testing, the app's geographic coverage may be expanded.

Key features:
• Push notifications about alarms, all clears, repeat signals, and clarifications;
• Notifications when the app is closed and the screen is locked, provided the necessary permissions are granted;
• Selecting territories, districts, and cities;
• Displaying the current status of selected territories;
• Viewing active alarm details;
• Displaying the start time and duration of the event;
• Log of the current alarm and recent changes;
• Map of territories and current statuses;
• Information about shelters;
• Finding the nearest shelter with geolocation;
• Plotting a route to the shelter;
• Submitting information about shelters for moderation;
• "Report" section for submitting observations to the project administration;
• Selecting the observation type and linking the message to a territory;
• Viewing recent user messages;
• Emergency service numbers;
• First aid recommendations;
• Recommendations for action during alarms and other threats;
• Information on behavior during shelling, explosions, fires, smoke, and rubble;
• Information on mines and other dangerous objects;
• Recommendations for emergency dialing and communication;
• Configuring notification types;
• Selecting notification sources;
• Configuring sound, voice messages, vibration, and quiet periods;
• Diagnostics of notification permissions and delivery;
• The ability to disable analytics services.

The "Report" section is designed for sharing user observations with the project administration. These messages are not official data and do not replace notifications from government agencies or emergency services.

The application is designed to provide convenient access to reference information, navigation within selected areas, and receipt of notifications. It does not replace official notification systems, government agencies, emergency services, or official information sources.