Every capability, in detail.

Natural hazards, security incidents such as terrorism, armed violence, unrest and protests, infrastructure and transport disruptions, cyber attacks and outages, and security-relevant economic shocks, worldwide, from official and authoritative sources. Personal matching runs on your device.

Each event is classified by category, severity, place and time window, corroborated across independent sources and shown with its source, corroboration status and confidence. Unconfirmed reports are labelled as such, and each item links to where it was published.

A security ontology describes how places, organizations, software, suppliers and events relate. Semantic reasoning uses it to work out what an event affects and how a situation relates, unfolds and changes, so each match comes with the reason behind it.

Earthquake, severe-weather and flood alerts for the country you choose, each with its original text, its publication and collection times and a link to where it was published, and the freshness of every source shown on screen.

Search and filter your country's published records by evidence state (current, uncertain, withdrawn or expired), by event type and by the publisher's own severity. Each result shows the original text, its dates and a link to the source.

A briefing for your country in three steps you review first: how fresh each source is, published observations ordered by the publisher's own severity, and hazard coverage. A situation overview refreshes while you have it open and shows what changed since you opened it. It uses only information already on your device.

Browse the natural events recorded for your country, each with its original category, status, observation times and history, and a link to the original record. The catalog is shown separately from official warnings.

National emergency and civil-protection warnings for the United States and Canada, shown with the original text and a link to the source.

Tsunami messages, volcano notices, international disaster alerts and health travel notices from official publishers, each with its source.

When you start it, KAIA-OR takes one fresh position from your device and shows published official events within 1 km: definite matches, matches within the accuracy margin, events with unknown geometry, and events outside. Open the original text and source. Your position stays on your device and is cleared when you stop.

Save up to eight places (home, workplace or travel destination), each with a radius from 100 m to 10 km. A travel-destination place ends within 30 days. Edit, pause or delete any place, or erase them all. Places are encrypted on your device with a passphrase that stays on your device.

Each enabled place is compared with the areas of published official events, including events across borders and offshore. Each place shows Current published geometry matches, Geometry needs review, No current geometry match, Evidence needs attention, Evaluation paused, Travel period ended or Device time needs correction, with Why this assessment. Download an evaluation receipt that leaves out place names and coordinates.

KAIA-OR re-checks your enabled places and shows each new match. Choose Ask for approval, Review then notify or Notify automatically. Device notifications never name the place or the event.

Reports of the same event from different sources, grouped together, with the relevance to your places explained.

Events ranked by their expected impact on your places, with an explanation of why each one appears.

Alerts for your own places, trips, devices and sites, with alert rules and quiet hours you set. Notifications never name the place or the event.

Read the current official travel advisory you follow for a destination: its levels and labels, the publisher's update and check times, scope notes, and a link to the complete advisory.

With your permission, KAIA-OR watches the advisory you follow for a destination. Each new revision shows the previous and new publication dates and the fields that changed.

Official travel advisories for destinations worldwide, with the same update times and change history.

Paste a message you received and say where it came from (a messaging app, e-mail, or Other for a text message). You see what looks wrong, such as a request for sign-in details, a demand for money or a link address, when the check can't tell, and a suggested next step, such as confirming the sender through a channel you already trust. It recognizes warning signs in English, French, Turkish and Hebrew. The check runs on your device.

Paste one link. KAIA-OR reads the address without opening it and points out what deserves a closer look: no HTTPS, an IP address in place of a domain name, sign-in details hidden in the address, or a nonstandard port.

For your own social media accounts: an account-takeover message check, a look-alike link and domain check, a security checklist with reminders, recovery steps, and a review of a data export you download yourself. KAIA-OR never asks for your sign-in details. It works only with what you show it on your device.

Search known exploited software vulnerabilities by identifier or keyword and see whether ransomware use has been reported, each record with its original text and dates. Searches run on your device.

Known exploited vulnerabilities shown only when they apply to a device you own, with the official fix.

See the protection facts your device's operating system reports, such as antivirus and firewall health on Windows, and the screen lock and security patch date on Android.

Risk indicators for a file you choose and for signs of spyware, with a clear statement of what the checks can and cannot see on each platform. Indicators, not verdicts: the decision stays with you.

A separate add-on: open an untrusted link or document in an isolated session, away from your device.

Official cyber security advisories, shown when they concern the products you use.

Say Hey KAIA or type a question in English, French, Turkish or Hebrew, and ask what an event, a message or a change in a travel advisory means for you. Answers are worked out on your device first and cite their evidence. On hazards, Hey KAIA relays the publisher's own guidance.

Ask about your country's published situation, worldwide events or travel advisories. By default, KAIA shows the checks it plans and waits for your approval, then answers with fact cards that link to the original sources.

Neurosymbolic reasoning checks each AI answer against the evidence before you see it, so an answer cites what it rests on or says that it can't tell. Model output grants no access, permissions or authority.

Bounded scanning agents look for what is new about the places, trips, software and suppliers you follow. They work only within the limits you set and with your authorization, and every result shows its evidence.

Dictate a question as an editable draft that you review and send yourself, and have the answer summary read aloud. Speech is handled on your device, and KAIA keeps no audio.

KAIA's answers inform your decisions. Access, permissions and actions stay under your control, and the assistant is designed to resist manipulation, including instructions hidden in the content it reads.

Your personal data reaches a third-party AI service only when you opt in yourself, feature by feature, and only you can give that consent. Government organizations start with cloud AI off.

An organization can turn cloud AI features off in its workspace. The control only restricts: it never turns cloud AI on for a member and never overrides a member's own choice.

Ask KAIA to read the account-access details of one of your own registered devices: platform, version, active access and last connection. You approve the read first, and nothing on the device changes.

Each person signs in with a passkey and an authenticator app. KAIA-OR never sends sign-in codes by text message.

The second sign-in step uses an authenticator app, and a device you remove loses its access everywhere.

Every account signs in with a passkey together with an authenticator app. KAIA-OR never sends sign-in codes by text message.

Personal, family and organization spaces. Whoever creates a space becomes its Owner, one sign-in can belong to up to 10 spaces, and KAIA-OR shows the pages that fit the space and the role.

A family has two roles, Owner and Member. The Owner invites an adult who already has a KAIA-OR account with a one-time invitation that works only for that account and expires after 24 hours, and can revoke invitations and remove members. Each member's places, messages, devices and location stay their own.

Three roles: Owner, Administrator and Member. The Owner or an Administrator invites colleagues with one-time invitations bound to one account, each shown once and expiring after 24 hours; only the Owner can invite an Administrator. The Owner promotes and demotes between Member and Administrator, and every permission change asks for confirmation.

The Owner records a dated review that confirms the current members and roles at that moment. Later membership changes mark earlier reviews as outdated. Reviews are kept for 90 days, up to 20 at a time, and Owners and Administrators can download them.

Owners and Administrators see account IDs, roles, join dates, invitations and access-review records. Each person's messages, devices, location, saved places and settings stay with that person.

Each access review records the member count, the reviewer and the time, and downloads as a file for your organization's records.

Owners and Administrators see who changed what, and when, by account ID: invitations, joins, role changes, removals and reviews. Entries leave out message content, names and e-mail addresses.

Owners and Administrators browse the organization's current members, 25 at a time, by account ID, role and join date.

Review your own registered devices: name, platform, version, last connection and whether access is active. Only you see your devices.

Remove a lost or replaced device's access to your account after a confirmation step. The device keeps its own local data.

Delete your account after a fresh authenticator check. The Owner of a shared space first hands it to another member or closes it, and you can follow the deletion's status.

A member can choose to share their device security status with their family's Owner or their organization's Administrators, and can stop sharing at any time.

Members sign in through the organization's own identity provider.

When your directory deactivates or deletes a person, SCIM removes their organization membership. Their own account stays theirs.

Beside Owner, Administrator and Member, organizations define their own roles, each with only the permissions it needs.

An organization audit log that you export to your own security tools.

A summary of the organization's device security, built only from what members choose to share.

Every person's messages, devices, location and saved places stay their own, in every family and organization they belong to.

A family or organization role manages invitations, roles and reviews; membership never grants access to another person's messages, devices, location or saved places.

Your exact location and sensitive data stay on your device by default. Choosing a country works without your location.

Messages and links you check stay in memory on your device and are cleared when you close the check. On the web, Around me and the messages and links you check are cleared when you hide the page. Device notifications leave out the place and the event.

See, in a read-only view, whether KAIA-OR may use location, the microphone and notifications on your device.

Opt-in topic preferences are kept as encrypted usage counts on your device.

An organization chooses the region where its organization data is held.

KAIA-OR for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android phones, Android TV, Windows and the web, with one account, the same features and the same privacy rules.

Use KAIA-OR in English, French, Turkish or Hebrew, with a full right-to-left layout in Hebrew. Choose your country (United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Türkiye or Israel) separately from your language. Official notices stay in the language they were published in.

Consented, read-only checks of supported home and vehicle systems through their official interfaces.

Security checks for routers, cameras and smart home devices you own, through their official interfaces.

The sites your organization is responsible for, matched against hazards, security incidents, disruptions and cyber events, in one shared picture for the people responsible for them, each event with why it matched.

See which of your suppliers an event or a newly exploited vulnerability touches, in the same picture as your sites, with why each one matched.

Send KAIA-OR events and evidence to your organization's own tools through a documented API and webhooks: Team includes a read-only API and three webhooks, and Enterprise and Government include a read/write API and webhooks.

Choose a package and pay for it in KAIA-OR by card.

Send a support request from inside KAIA-OR.