Live sharing and device context
Share a live safety link, preserve the latest reliable location, and add sensor context such as pressure, connectivity, and movement when consented.
One app for the moments where ordinary maps are not enough.
Triangulate combines map context, emergency guidance, and device diagnostics while keeping source attribution, consent, and uncertainty visible.
Offline emergency packs
Prepare bounded guidance for a trip, area, park, or country with local emergency numbers, source links, facilities, and cached risk context.
Facilities and risk layers
Show public-safety assets and warnings through Storage/PMTiles routes with Firestore kept for control-plane and community evidence.
Building and floor clues
Use official building context where available, and treat community or OSM building tags as enrichment candidates rather than hard claims.
Weak-connectivity behavior
Detect worsening reachability, guide users toward practical connection steps, and offer explicit offline preparation instead of noisy popups.
Honest safety language
Triangulate does not claim guaranteed availability, verified operation, complete coverage, or safe routing unless a source and gate truly support it.
Users can make the map better for the next person.
Community input starts as evidence, not as official truth. The goal is to let people help each other while keeping moderation, source hierarchy, and public claims careful.
Works here
Recent user check, source still shown
Photo evidence
Private by default, sanitized public signal
Problem reported
Accessibility, damage, closed, or low pressure
Confirm a facility
A simple check can say an AED, life ring, water point, shelter, or first-aid location looked usable at a specific time.
Report a problem without erasing the good news
A place can still exist and work while having a problem such as access, opening hours, low pressure, or missing supplies.
Add evidence carefully
Photos and videos can support a report, but media stays private by default with retention and retraction rules.
Suggest new map items
New facilities, risks, or building details start as community candidates and only move toward canonical data after validation.
How Triangulate handles community evidence.
The app is designed so helpful input can improve local context without immediately becoming an official or safety-critical claim.
REPORT
User adds a check
A nearby user confirms, flags, photographs, or proposes a facility, risk, or building detail.
SCORE
Signals are compared
Timestamp, distance, device accuracy, source match, duplicates, and evidence quality create a confidence signal.
GATE
Canonical data stays protected
Official sources win where they are strong. Community data can be visible with labels, or stay review-only.
HELP
The next user gets better context
Recent checks, caveats, source links, and offline packs make decisions easier without hiding uncertainty.
Pilots and partnerships
koen.engels@eunoriq.com
Triangulate is being built with careful gates before public safety claims.
We are interested in source owners, municipalities, venues, insurers, emergency-preparedness partners, and device/tag providers who want to test practical safety workflows with honest source boundaries.