| Planetary Kp | —idx | — | — | |
| Solar wind vel. | —km/s | — | — | |
| IMF Bz (GSM) | —nT | — | — | |
| X-ray flux | — | — | — | |
| Proton flux ≥10 MeV | —pfu | — | — | |
| Plasma density | —p/cc | — | — |
Set thresholds and this dashboard pings you when one is crossed. Runs entirely in your browser — no server, nothing to install. Keep the tab open and it will keep watch.
| Trigger | Threshold | Current | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Planetary Kp reaches | — | off | |
| IMF Bz sustained below (nT) | — | off | |
| X-ray flare class ≥ | — | off | |
| Proton flux pfu ≥ | — | off | |
| Aurora oval reaches my latitude | location required | — | off |
Coronaut stays free for the dashboard and the in-browser alert center. Pro moves your thresholds server-side so the ping arrives whether the tab is open or not — plus mobile push, email, and history.
An email arrives only when the sky does something worth waking up for. No newsletter, no promotion, no digest.
| Day | R (radio) | S (radiation) | G (geomagnetic) |
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For informational and educational use. Not certified for aviation, power-grid, radio, or spacecraft operational decisions.
Coronaut runs entirely in your browser. It stores three things in your device's localStorage: your approximate latitude and longitude (if you choose to share them), your selected persona preset, and a local pageview counter used to size the audience during development. Nothing is transmitted to a server we control.
The dashboard fetches data directly from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA SWPC). Those requests reach NOAA's servers and are governed by NOAA's policies. If you subscribe to the bulletin, your email address is sent to whichever provider is configured at deploy time (currently: none — subscriptions are stored locally). Google Fonts is used for typography and receives a font-file request from your browser.
Location is only requested when you click "Use my location" or enter a latitude manually. It is used to compute a personal aurora verdict and to position the marker on the globe. It is stored on your device and can be cleared at any time via "Change" or the "reset location" link in the telemetry header.
Coronaut sets no cookies.
Coronaut is provided as-is for informational and educational use. Everything on the page derives from public NOAA data plus derived interpretations. You may screenshot and share the dashboard freely; the brand mark should not be removed from shared images.
Space-weather data are subject to sensor gaps, model uncertainty, and occasional outages at the source. Coronaut does not guarantee accuracy, timeliness, or availability. Do not use Coronaut output as the sole basis for safety-critical decisions — including aviation, power-grid operations, satellite command, precision navigation, or evacuation.
Space-weather measurements © NOAA SWPC (public domain). Coronaut presents them with independent analysis and formatting. NOAA does not endorse Coronaut.
Bug reports and correction requests: reply to any bulletin you receive, or open an issue on the project repository once it is public.
Instrument Serif and Fraunces (display), Space Grotesk (labels), JetBrains Mono (numerics). Served by Google Fonts.
Ink on graphite; amber for on-status, olive for quiet, warm ember and alarm red for degradation. All contrast ratios ≥ 4.5:1 against the panel colour.
Single-file HTML, one <style> block, one <script>. The globe is drawn with Canvas 2D — no WebGL, no shader, no external map library.