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How it works
Report. Verify. Stay ahead.
Flooded roads on the map as they happen.
Check the map
See flooded roads and recent reports before you leave.
Report a flood
Drop a pin, set the water level, add a photo.
Trust verified
See confirmations and official warnings at a glance.
Go safer
Avoid closed roads and share your location with contacts.
Live reports near Port Harcourt
Tap a pin or a report. Confirm what you can see for yourself so others know what to trust.
Aba Road - Heavy Flooding
Updated 12 mins ago • 24 confirmations
Confirmed by people nearby with 2 photos. Road closed to cars. Avoid.
Report a flood
Report a flood
Tell people nearby what you can see. Keep it short and accurate. A photo helps others decide whether to take the route.
Your report helps others stay safe.
Get help from the people you trust
If the water reaches you, message the people you already rely on. Send your location, ask for a pickup at a safe spot, and let them know you are safe, all from one thread.
Share live location
Send your coordinates and a map link in one tap.
Ask for pickup at a safe spot
Tell a contact where you are and ask them to meet you on higher ground.
Quick check-in messages
Let people know you are safe with one tap, no typing needed.
Emergency contacts
Mum
Mum
Are you on Aba Road? The water looks high near the junction.
I am heading home now, taking the long way round.
Please do not drive through standing water. Call me once you are off the road.
Questions people ask
Short, direct answers about how FloodWatch works, what it costs and what we do with your reports.
Is FloodWatch free?
Yes. Checking the map, reading reports and sending your own report are free. We do not charge people to see flood information or to warn their contacts.
How are reports verified?
A new report starts as pending review. It becomes verified when other people nearby confirm what they can see, and it is marked official only when it comes from a government or agency source such as NIHSA. Each report shows how many people have confirmed it, so you can judge it for yourself.
Can I report without an account?
You can read the map without an account. To send a report, you need to create a basic account so we can reduce spam and reach you if we need to check a detail. Your location is only shared at the point you choose to report it.
What happens to my photo?
Photos are attached to your report and shown to people on the same route once the report is published. We remove faces and number plates where we can, and we do not sell or share photos with advertisers. You can ask us to delete a report and its photo at any time.
Does it work with poor network?
The map and the reports you have already loaded stay readable when the connection drops. New reports are saved on your phone and sent automatically when a signal returns. Some live updates may arrive late on a weak connection, and the report time always shows when it was posted.
When does the app launch and how do I get notified?
FloodWatch is coming soon and does not have a release date yet. We will announce the launch on this site first. Watch the Coming Soon card on the home page, or check back here for the latest status before you rely on it.
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Leave your email and we will tell you the day the app is ready. Add your area if you want to hear about flood reports closest to you first.
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