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Know more. Risk less.

The outdoors is getting more unpredictable. GOES translates real-time environmental data into outdoor health intelligence, built by 27 wilderness medicine physicians, available offline, and ready when you are.

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From the App Store

Real incidents. Real users.

Stories from App Store reviews, in the reviewers’ own words. Swipe through.

Heat exhaustion · City park

Next thing I knew he collapsed on the ground.

I was playing frisbee in the park with my brother the other day. I used GOES to triage his symptoms and it turned out he had heat exhaustion. It showed me exactly what to do to get him better.

Adomski12★★★★★App Store

Deep laceration · Teton backcountry

Despite having WFR and avi certification I had no idea how to deal with emergencies.

A couple years ago I cut open my leg pretty bad while backcountry skiing in the Tetons.

Ethan Kolasky★★★★★App Store

Snakes and bears · Campsite

It was the first time I was able to sleep through the night.

So I have a lot of fear when camping, especially in areas where I know there are snakes and/or bears. I’ve done all the research to stay safe and avoid them, but you never know, ya know?

Melan8theoutdoors★★★★★App Store

Dislocated shoulder · Home garage

Sometimes you don’t know how much you need something. Until you do.

I was working in my garage when a fall from a step ladder caused my shoulder to dislocate, an injury I have sadly endured a couple of times before.

Henri_H★★★★★App Store

Spider bite · At home

I recently got a terrible spider bite and was able to diagnose and treat it at home.

I feel safer knowing that I have instant access to top medical information and resources when I leave my house. It doesn’t matter what I’m doing, GOES has my back.

Regan RM★★★★★App Store
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GOES provides guidance. It is not a substitute for professional medical care. Reviews are from the App Store and reflect individual experiences. Results vary.

The gap between conditions and safety is real. GOES closes it.

Every year, millions of people head outdoors without clear guidance on how environmental conditions affect their health and safety. Weather apps tell you the temperature. GOES tells you what that temperature means for your body, and exactly how to stay safe.

67 medical topics. 44 interactive protocols. Real-time risk intelligence for weather, wildlife, and terrain. All physician-authored. All available offline.

Build real
outdoor intelligence

Most outdoor safety knowledge is scattered across blog posts, Reddit threads, and half-remembered advice. GOES puts physician-authored content in your hands — structured, visual, and built to help you retain what matters.

Test yourself with daily challenges, build your vocabulary with terminology used by wilderness medicine professionals, and explore a growing library of curated content spanning six domains: Injury, Illness, Terrain, Animals, Training, and Natural Disasters.

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Preparation starts
before the trailhead

GOES monitors real-time and forecasted environmental signals — including temperature, humidity, UV, air quality, wind, and 120+ severe weather alert types — for your exact location.

But raw data is not enough. Our physician-designed algorithms translate those signals into specific health risks: heat illness, hypothermia, sunburn, lightning exposure, and more.

Each risk comes with a severity score and clear, actionable guidance so you know what to watch for and how to respond — before conditions become dangerous.

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Real-time wildlife and plant risk intelligence

GOES is the only consumer app that forecasts wildlife and dangerous plant risk based on species distribution data, seasonal activity cycles, habitat boundaries, and your real-time location.

🐻Bears
🐍Venomous snakes
🌿Poison ivy, oak, and sumac
And more, including mosquitoes, ticks, and region-specific species.

When risk is elevated, GOES does not just flag it. You get species-specific prevention guidance, encounter protocols, and first-aid procedures authored by wilderness medicine physicians.

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Medical-grade guidance, available offline

The difference between an accident and an emergency is often knowledge — knowing what to do, and when. GOES puts that knowledge in your hands with a comprehensive offline medical toolkit built by the world’s largest collection of wilderness medicine physicians.

A library of 67 medical topics spanning six clinical domains.
Interactive, step-by-step assessment protocols that guide you through real-time triage and response.
Visual procedural guides for field interventions like CPR, splinting, wound care, and bleeding control.

Not crowd-sourced safety tips. Clinical expertise, made accessible.

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Offline by design.
Not by accident.

Critical safety guidance should not depend on a cell signal. GOES was architected from day one for offline functionality.

Every medical topic, protocol, visual guide, and procedural walkthrough is cached locally and available without connectivity.

When you are miles from the nearest tower, GOES works exactly the same as it does on your couch.

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