TripSignal watches official health signals for your home area, family locations, trips, and diseases you care about.
From your home dashboard to a multi-city trip, this is what TripSignal looks like running on iOS.
TripSignal helps you monitor official health signals for the places and diseases that actually matter to you — without an infinite feed or a scary map.
Pin your home area and your loved ones' locations. Quietly tracks signals where you and the people you care about live.
Add every stop on your itinerary. TripSignal watches each city up through your travel dates, then stops on its own.
Follow specific diseases — COVID, flu, measles, dengue, mpox, pneumonia — and tie them to the places that matter.
Visit the world map to see where signals are active right now — without rumor-mill panic.
Every signal links back to its public-health source — CDC, WHO, ECDC, state and local agencies. Live and fallback sources keep results dependable.
Open the app to see what changed since last check. Optional notifications — quiet by default, on only for the watches you choose.
Compare a few destinations against official advisories and local signals before you commit the deposit.
One last look at every city on your itinerary the night before you fly.
Watch a parent's city or a college campus — quietly — and only get pinged when something actually changes.
Add the diseases that matter most to you, and follow them where it counts.
A quick walkthrough so you know what to do the moment you open the app. Same steps work on iPhone and iPad.
Set the city or country you live in. This is the place TripSignal watches first and most often, because the place you live is the one you forget to check on. Open the app, find Home in Settings, and search for your city. Once it's added, it's being watched.
Your parents in Florida. Your kid at college. A friend on a project overseas. From the Home tab, add a watched place for each one. Pick their city, give the entry a name, and TripSignal monitors that place quietly. Add as many people as you want.
One city or ten. From the Trips tab, add a new trip with your dates and your cities in order. TripSignal watches each stop only through your travel window, then stops on its own when you are home. No leftover noise after the trip.
From the Signals tab, search for a disease and follow it. Then, when that disease shows up in a place you are already watching (home, family, trip), TripSignal pings you quietly. You do not get global panic news. You get the overlap with your life.
TripSignal sends one morning notification with everything new across all your watches. One push, not twelve. You can turn it on, off, snooze it, or change the delivery time inside Notification settings.
Every signal in TripSignal links back to the official advisory at CDC, WHO, or ECDC. Tap the signal, then open the source link. TripSignal organizes the noise. It does not rewrite it. Trust the source.
TripSignal surfaces source-backed health announcements and lets you tap into the underlying advisory or report. We don't write the signal — we organize it.
TripSignal is informational only. It is not medical advice, travel advice, emergency guidance, or a destination safety rating. Always review official sources and consult qualified medical professionals for health decisions.