Check once.
Understand more.
See the layers that matter now, then move between them without jumping across separate apps.
Keep watch over home—even while you’re away.
Sign in and save one home area for supported alerts. Location and notifications stay optional and controlled through Awaremate and your device settings.
- 01One saved home area included
- 02Choose an alert radius
- 03Change it any time
Coverage and supported alert types vary by location and source.
Useful before you leave—and while you’re away.
- Before the tripCheck weather, traffic and public transport.
- Around homeReview supported incidents, outages and local reports.
- Away from homeReceive supported alerts around your saved area.
Know where the information comes from.
Awaremate shows source, status and update-time details where available so you can judge how current information is.
- Official and specialist sources
- Source and update details
- Clear coverage limits
Source families
Awaremate is an information and awareness tool, not an emergency warning service. Data can be delayed, incomplete or unavailable. Always follow official emergency-service advice and call 000 in an emergency.
Awaremate is an independent service operated by Clyptis Pty Ltd. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or representative of any Australian government, emergency service or transport authority.
Questions, answered.
- What is Awaremate?
- A map-first local awareness app that brings supported incidents, weather, traffic, transport, outages and nearby information together.
- Does Awaremate cover every location in Australia?
- No. Coverage and update frequency vary by location, provider and feature.
- Do I need an account?
- Most map browsing does not require an account. Sign in to save a home area and use supported home alerts.
- Is location required?
- No. Location and notifications are optional.
- Are home alerts free?
- One saved home area is included for supported alerts where enabled.
- Can I rely on Awaremate during an emergency?
- No. Always follow official emergency-service advice and call 000 in an emergency.