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The mutual-aid board is now a conversation. Add a photo to what you are offering or asking for — the generator, the spare room, the empty shelf — and let people comment and react instead of having to move the whole thing to the neighborhood chat. You can take your own post down whenever you want. Reply to a specific message, the way you already do everywhere else: swipe a message to the right, or hold it. Works in the neighborhood chat, in direct messages and in groups. Pinch any photo to zoom in — a price on a shelf, a street sign behind the flooding — and save it to your phone. The rain radar and the satellite clouds now hold at every zoom level and play without gaps. They were dropping frames when you zoomed out or let the animation run; that is fixed, and the satellite is no longer an hour behind. Also in this update: • The weather card stays open while you read it • Jump back to the current radar frame at any time Stay safe out there. Report what you see — a neighbor is looking for it.
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Before a hurricane, the essentials disappear — gas, water, ice, generators, batteries, propane. You drive store to store with no idea where anything is left. StormStock fixes that. StormStock is a free, community-powered app that shows where essential supplies are still in stock near you, reported in real time by neighbors going through the same storm. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Find supplies nearby — see which stores have water, fuel, ice, food, generators, batteries, and propane, with distance and how fresh the report is. • Report in seconds — tap a store and mark an item "in stock", "low", or "out" to help everyone around you. • Hazard map — see and report flooding, downed power lines, blocked roads, and fallen trees, with a live rain radar. • Storm & tornado alerts — official National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center info, a tornado warning that shows the exact affected area, and an early heads-up when a new system may be forming. • Community chat & mutual aid — talk with neighbors by area, offer or ask for help. • Translate any message — read a neighbor's post in your own language with one tap. • Family & friends — share your live location and a simple "I'm safe" / "I need help" status, and see who's nearby, safe, and online. • Emergency mode — one-tap 911, nearest open shelter (FEMA), and evacuation zone lookup. • Prep checklist — know exactly what to stock, with one-tap shopping. • Damage documentation — photos with time and location, saved on your phone for your insurance. • AI assistant — ask anything about hurricane prep and get calm, practical answers. BUILT FOR THE STORM • Speaks 10 languages, including English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, French, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Chinese, Tagalog, Russian, and German. • Designed to work even with a weak connection — your reports are saved and sync when you're back online. • Notifications reach you even with the app closed: a hazard nearby, a friend's SOS, a tornado warning, a new storm forming. FREE, SAFE & PRIVATE StormStock is free and works fully anonymously — signing in is optional (Google or Apple) and only needed to post in the community. Every post can be reported or blocked, and photos and text are automatically moderated. We never sell your data and there are no ads. Your location is used only to show what's near you. Made in Orlando, for Central Florida — and anywhere a storm can hit. Stay stocked. Stay safe. Help your neighbors.
What's new · 1.4
The mutual-aid board is now a conversation. Add a photo to what you are offering or asking for — the generator, the spare room, the empty shelf — and let people comment and react instead of having to move the whole thing to the neighborhood chat. You can take your own post down whenever you want. Reply to a specific message, the way you already do everywhere else: swipe a message to the right, or hold it. Works in the neighborhood chat, in direct messages and in groups. Pinch any photo to zoom in — a price on a shelf, a street sign behind the flooding — and save it to your phone. The rain radar and the satellite clouds now hold at every zoom level and play without gaps. They were dropping frames when you zoomed out or let the animation run; that is fixed, and the satellite is no longer an hour behind. Also in this update: • The weather card stays open while you read it • Jump back to the current radar frame at any time Stay safe out there. Report what you see — a neighbor is looking for it.
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