Protect communities with live river-level monitoring, rainfall tracking, and AI-powered flood forecasts. Purpose-built for Australian councils, emergency services, and residents.
Continuous monitoring
Live gauges (reported in the last 7 days)
Updated as new Bureau observations arrive
A comprehensive platform combining real-time data, intelligent forecasting, and actionable alerts.
Live gauge heights and rainfall from Australia's official hydrological networks, updated every 10–15 minutes as new Bureau observations arrive. Discharge is available as archived history, not a live feed.
Integrated rainfall observations from SILO and BoM rain gauges, with catchment-wide accumulation summaries.
Machine-learning models trained on historical flood data generate probabilistic forecasts out to 72 hours at gated stations. Beyond that we serve an extended outlook — guidance, not a skill-bearing forecast.
Configurable threshold alerts via email and phone push notifications when river levels approach the minor, moderate or major flood classifications published by the Bureau. Flood Sentinel alerts are our own decision-support signal, never an official Bureau warning.
Monitor multiple river catchments from a single dashboard. Compare conditions across regions at a glance.
Explore decades of historical river levels and rainfall. Compare current events against past floods for context.
Flood Sentinel continuously ingests official data sources and transforms them into clear, actionable intelligence.
Real-time data from Australia's official gauge networks flows into Flood Sentinel every 10–15 minutes.
AI models analyse current conditions against historical patterns to predict river behaviour up to 72 hours ahead at gated stations.
Receive instant notifications when thresholds are breached, so you can act before floodwaters arrive.
Flood Sentinel serves 2,300+ live river and rain gauges (live = reported within the last 7 days), backed by a 20,900+ station national archive with records back to 1832. Draw any catchment you need and we monitor and forecast it. The two below are our free public demo.
Australia's most flood-affected catchment — Penrith Weir through Richmond and Windsor to the tidal limit. Explore it live, no account needed.
Open live demo mapDensely urbanised, flash-flood-prone Western Sydney catchment from Toongabbie Creek to Parramatta CBD. Explore it live, no account needed.
Open live demo mapFrom free community access to enterprise-grade solutions for councils and emergency services.
Try-before-buy & hobbyist
Personal & light commercial
Pro & small business
Team, mid-market & government
Enterprise, government and on-premise. Built around your operations — suited to state agencies, federal emergency management, large councils, mining operations, water utilities and major insurers.
Forecast horizons: machine-learning flood forecasts run to 72 hours at gated stations, the same on every paid tier. Beyond 72 hours Flood Sentinel serves an extended outlook — climatology guidance, not a skill-bearing forecast — and paid tiers differ in how far that outlook extends (4 days on Pulse, 7 on Atlas and Custom). Every API row past 72 hours is labelled with its method.
We integrate authoritative data from Australia's official hydrological and meteorological agencies.
Official weather observations and river height data from Australia's national weather agency. Bureau flood warnings remain the Bureau's to issue — we ingest observations, not warning authority.
Local council-operated flood sensor networks providing high-resolution creek and urban stormwater monitoring where available.
Gridded and station rainfall data from the Queensland Government's SILO database, covering all of Australia.
Flood Sentinel provides decision-support forecasts. It is not an official warning service — always follow Bureau of Meteorology flood warnings and your state emergency service (SES) directions.