Know before
the flood.
FloodAware warns you before you walk or drive into danger, and shows you the way to the nearest safe haven. Community reports, live weather and AI verification — working on any phone.
Reaches the ~60% of Ghanaians without a smartphone.
Flooding reported ahead. Avoid this area and head to a safe haven.
Built to reach every phone.
A flood warning only saves lives if it reaches people. FloodAware works the same on a flagship phone and a ₵50 feature phone — because in a flood, everyone needs to know.
Smartphone app
Live flood map, approach warnings, safe-route guidance and photo reports.
USSD
Dial *919*4019# to check if an area is safe, report a hazard, or find the nearest shelter — no app, no data. Powered by the Moolre USSD API.
Safety, from first drop to safe ground.
Warn before danger
Approaching a flooded area? Get a warning and a route around it to the nearest safe haven.
Verified, not rumoured
Every report is weighed by AI, corroborated by the community and checked by admins before it goes live.
Find safe haven
See the nearest open shelters, hospitals and NADMO points — with directions that avoid the water.
Predict, don’t just react
Live weather and reports estimate the chance of flooding before the water rises.
When the rains come, minutes matter.
Every rainy season, communities across Accra, Tamale and beyond watch the water rise — often with no warning until it’s at the door. Blocked drains, floodplains and sudden downpours turn familiar streets into hazards within minutes.
FloodAware turns neighbours into an early-warning network: one person’s report becomes everyone’s warning, and everyone’s route to safety.
See it in action.
Watch how FloodAware keeps you safe — on any phone.
FloodAware — the story & demo
Flood safety for every phone in Ghana.
One clear scale.
Every area, report and alert speaks the same language.
Real data, on Ghana’s rails.
FloodAware runs on the infrastructure people already use — Moolre’s USSD network and Open-Meteo weather — starting in Accra and Tamale, and growing from there. Built for the Moolre Startup Cup 2026.
The app is on its way.
We’re putting the finishing touches on the FloodAware app. Until then, you can already stay flood-safe on any phone.