Plug it in
Place the device in a central outlet so it can start monitoring vibration and environmental patterns.
SismoSmart is a small device you plug into any wall outlet. It watches for earthquakes around the clock and sends you an alert before the strongest shaking arrives.
Why it works
Our sensing hardware targets research-grade motion sensitivity, packaged in a device anyone can plug in at home.
How it works
The installation is intentionally simple for households, while the intelligence layer is built to become more meaningful over time.
Place the device in a central outlet so it can start monitoring vibration and environmental patterns.
Pair the device from your phone, configure alert preferences and create the first safety profile for your space.
Use local sensing, network verification and post-event summaries to react with more clarity.
Core capabilities
The product vision reaches from early warning to structural behavior, helping users understand what is happening and what to do next.
Industrial-grade motion sensors sample the ground 250 times per second and react in milliseconds when unusual vibration patterns emerge.
Your phone buzzes with a clear message before the strongest shaking arrives, giving you time to drop, cover and hold on.
After a quake, the device tracks tilt and vibration frequency changes to help you decide whether the building needs attention.
A plain-language summary shows peak acceleration, duration and what the data suggests about your building response.
Continuous temperature, humidity and barometric pressure readings add context and support secondary hazard awareness.
Each nearby device contributes data. More devices mean faster detection and fewer false alarms for everyone.
Proof points
We are not showing fake partner logos. These are the honest signals we can share before launch.
A large share of the world still lacks practical early-warning tools for homes and small buildings.
Users from different earthquake-prone regions are waiting for product launch updates.
The first pilot devices and field-test planning are moving forward.
Frequently asked questions
We want visitors to understand the product approach quickly, especially where expectations need to stay realistic.
The device contains a high-precision motion sensor that samples ground acceleration 250 times per second. When it detects a pattern consistent with seismic waves, it can send an alert to your phone within seconds.
We are preparing first for high-risk markets such as Turkey, Indonesia, Chile, Mexico and Greece. Other regions will follow based on demand and certification readiness.
The core local sensing layer is designed to keep reading motion. Cloud alerts and network verification require connectivity, so we are careful not to promise remote alerts when the internet is unavailable.
The launch hardware profile will define backup behavior. We are designing for a short final-alert window, but exact runtime will be confirmed after hardware validation.
Plug it into a wall outlet, open the app and follow a three-step pairing guide. The goal is setup in under five minutes with no tools, drilling or technician.
Yes. Multiple devices on different floors help compare vibration patterns and can support a clearer structural health picture.
Single-device accuracy depends on local noise conditions. When multiple nearby devices confirm the same event, false alarms can be reduced significantly.
Sensor data is encrypted in transit. We do not sell personal data, and anonymized vibration data is used only to improve network intelligence.
Launch list
We are opening an early list for product updates, pilot invitations and launch announcements.
We only use your email for SismoSmart launch and pilot updates.