A short walk through the alert experience, captured from the working prototype.
chaleur is a prompt, not a safety net. An alert depends on a phone that is on, in range and able to receive it, and on a forecast that can be wrong or arrive late, so it can miss. It is built to support a carer's own attention, never to replace it, and it is not a substitute for medical advice or emergency services. If someone is unwell, contact a doctor or call 000.
Demonstration mode. Every person and detail shown here is fictional.
chaleur on launch.The home screen lists everyone a carer looks after and shows who is in the path of an active hazard today.Each alert leads with the hazard and explains, in plain language, why those conditions matter for the person's circumstances, with every section marked draft, pending clinical review.When more than one person shares the care, the app shows what's already been done, so help isn't duplicated.Each person's overview gathers current status, their community circle and past alerts in one place.A community contact's details and a history of past check-ins.
