When disaster strikes, neighbors are the first responders.

Most disaster apps broadcast information at people. Compa organizes the community itself: the neighbors with a chainsaw, a spare bedroom, a boat, or simply time to check on someone. That community layer is what turns a warning into a rescue and a recovery into a revival.

Compa combines real-time awareness with the power of neighbor-to-neighbor help, so communities are ready before the sky turns grey and stay connected long after the headlines fade.

"To guide communities through the three critical stages of every emergency, prepare, respond, and recover, by combining real-time awareness with the power of neighbor-to-neighbor help."

• ✓Ask in plain language. No forms, no jargon, just say what you need.
• ✓Get matched nearby with people who have offered exactly that kind of help.
• ✓Trust local updates: shelters, closures, and safety checks from your own neighborhood.

"Compa is designed around FEMA's Whole Community approach and Community Lifelines, and built to multiply the impact of trained volunteers such as CERT teams."

Compa complements 911, official alerts, and agency command. It never replaces them. It is the community layer alongside official response, organized around the lifelines and volunteer structures emergency managers already use.

• ✓Whole Community aligned: residents, volunteers, and CERT teams organized as one network.
• ✓Lifelines aware: community signal mapped to the priorities emergency managers track.
• ✓Complementary by design: works alongside 911, public alerting, and ICS-based command.
• ✓Compa is not affiliated with or endorsed by FEMA or any government agency.