みんなの防災

みんなの防災 is a community-focused disaster preparedness app that helps local groups and families organize evacuation plans, track supplies, and communicate during emergencies. The app provides access to outdoor disaster prevention radio broadcasts in audio and text, lets administrators add user accounts and create organizations, and shows evacuation status for registered people or an entire district in a clear list. Built-in chat, photo uploads, regional stockpile registration with expiration reminders, and configurable evacuation actions help users coordinate responses while keeping daily routines in mind.

Key Features

In みんなの防災 you can listen to and read local outdoor disaster prevention radio broadcasts to stay informed of official announcements.

Administrators can add user accounts and create organizations to manage who needs to confirm evacuation status and to streamline local coordination.

The app displays evacuation status for pre-registered individuals and provides a district-wide summary so leaders can assess needs quickly.

Built-in chat with photo upload allows groups to share updates and visual confirmation during an emergency.

Regional stockpile registration tracks supplies and sends expiration reminders to help keep resources ready for use.

Users can set evacuation actions for different disaster types and share plans with family members using the same account.

Advantages

みんなの防災 centralizes broadcasts, status lists, chat, photos, and stockpile information in one place to reduce confusion during incidents.

Simple administrative tools support community leaders in adding members and organizing groups without complex setup.

Stockpile expiration reminders help prevent waste and ensure supplies are maintained for future needs.

Families can keep personalized evacuation actions aligned with daily routines and stay informed together.

Disadvantages

Evacuation status is available only for people who have registered in advance, so full visibility depends on user sign-up.

Setting up organizations and user accounts requires administrator action, which may slow initial deployment in some communities.

Additional functions are planned for future updates, so the current feature set may expand over time.