ReachAloud speaks a written emergency alert aloud in any language, for the people text leaves behind.
Dedicated to the more than 1,200 people lost in the Nepal-Tibet floods of August 2026, a wall of water that arrived with no warning. ReachAloud exists so the next warning reaches everyone, in a language and a voice they understand, before it is too late.
About the 2026 Nepal-Tibet floodsThe last-mile layer that turns an emergency alert into clear, spoken voice in any language, so people who can't read the screen still understand it. It works offline once loaded and needs no account to hear the demo alerts.
It does not detect disasters, send alerts, or replace official warning systems. The warning still comes from authorities and sensors. ReachAloud makes that warning understandable to everyone it reaches.