Voyent Alert! app

Updates

• Voyent Alert! recently released a new update that includes the following features:
  • Improved support for Android devices
  • New features for creating and managing custom alerts
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements

Brief

Voyent Alert! is a smart notification app that enables users to receive critical event and general day-to-day communications from participating municipalities, regional governments, and organizations. It is available for free download on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

Features

Voyent Alert! offers a variety of features, including:

• Critical event alerts: Receive alerts for emergencies such as severe weather, natural disasters, and public safety threats.
• Day-to-day notifications: Receive alerts for non-emergency events such as community events, road closures, and school cancellations.
• Personalized alerts: Select the types of alerts you want to receive and the areas you want to be notified about.
• Enriched alerts: Receive alerts with additional information such as distance and direction to incidents, evacuation routes, and turn-by-turn directions to shelters or child pickup locations.

Pros

• Voyent Alert! is a free app that is easy to use.
• It offers a variety of features, including critical event alerts, day-to-day notifications, personalized alerts, and enriched alerts.
• Voyent Alert! is used by participating municipalities, regional governments, and organizations across North America.

Cons

• Voyent Alert! is only available in North America.
• Some users have reported that the app can be slow to load and that it can drain battery life.

Conclusion

Voyent Alert! is a valuable tool for staying informed about critical events and day-to-day notifications in your community. It is a free and easy-to-use app that is used by participating municipalities, regional governments, and organizations across North America.

Overall, I would recommend Voyent Alert! to anyone who wants to stay informed about critical events and day-to-day notifications in their community.