One platform that turns Earth observation, official open data and historical evidence into traceable answers: what is happening, who and what is exposed, what it means economically, and what can be done — then keeps watching for you.
The same chain runs for every hazard — wildfire, flood, drought, extreme heat, extreme wind, coastal exposure and tropical cyclones.
Every result is computed from real, documented datasets — Earth observation, official open data, historical archives — with source, acquisition time, resolution and limitations attached.
Per-hazard screening levels for eight hazards — current conditions, trends and historical context — computed from the documented datasets behind each hazard.
Who and what is in the way — population and settlements, hospitals and schools, buildings, agriculture, transport, energy, tourism and industry — counted from real mapped data.
Structured exposure profiles for finance, insurance and government decisions, and solutions matched to the exact place — with honest non-quantification where no documented basis exists.
Analysis on a website decays the moment the tab closes. Talaix monitors your places continuously and notifies you only on meaningful change — by SMS or email, generated from real analysis.
Any analyzed location can be saved and monitored with a free account.
Alerts fire on severity crossings and declared significant-change heuristics — not on every recomputation. No notification flooding.
Concise intelligence messages: hazard, severity, place, main driver, recommended action, timestamp — never marketing.
Every alert is recorded with its trigger, analysis reference and delivery status — and can be unsubscribed in one action.
Talaix's analysis pipeline began with wildfire and now covers seven climate and natural hazards. The same evidence engine serves banks, insurers, investors and governments with traceable hazard, exposure and loss context — no invented numbers, no guaranteed outcomes.
Wildfire, flood, drought, extreme heat, extreme wind, coastal exposure and tropical cyclones — each assessed from documented data with source, date, resolution and limitations attached.
Not a validated prediction of losses or disasters, and not a substitute for site-specific due diligence. Hazard levels are screening indicators unless explicitly labelled validated; unavailable data is declared, never filled in.
Run a real analysis, inspect the evidence, and monitor what matters to you.