Deathodometer brings global mortality information, disaster monitoring, and travel risk context together in one accessible place. The app helps visitors explore country-level estimates, compare destinations, and follow reports about disease outbreaks, earthquakes, floods, wildfires, extreme heat, severe weather, and air quality. Interactive maps, source-linked alerts, and focused safety guides turn complex public information into something people can explore and understand.

It is for travelers researching a destination, residents keeping an eye on changing conditions, and anyone interested in public health, preparedness, or the risks that shape everyday life. Visitors can use the country explorer, review live feeds, and consult preparedness resources to build a broader picture before seeking the latest guidance from the relevant authorities.

Who builds it

Deathodometer is built and maintained by the people behind this app, bringing public data and curated context into a shared risk-awareness resource. Its information draws on sources including the World Health Organization, GDACS, the U.S. National Weather Service, and other public reporting. These organizations provide source information; their inclusion does not imply they build or endorse Deathodometer.

Mortality figures are educational estimates, and reports can change as new information becomes available. Deathodometer does not replace emergency services, official evacuation instructions, professional medical advice, or current travel advisories. Always check linked sources and local authorities before making safety-critical decisions.