Area of Operations // Worst-Case Planner

Plan the worst case for the ground you're standing on.

Pull live overhead satellite imagery of wherever you are, pick the scenario that worries you, and KTT builds a field brief for it — first moves, comms posture, what to grab, and how the terrain plays. Built for Northwest Montana, works anywhere with a sky over it.

Planning aid — not a substitute for official emergency guidance
01 // Acquire position

Uses your device GPS. Location is processed in your browser only.

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Your coordinates never leave the browser except to load map tiles and an optional place-name lookup. Nothing is stored on our side. You can also just click the map to drop a pin. A share link you choose to create encodes the coordinates in the URL — only share it with people you trust.

02 // Worst-case scenario

Whatever the threat is for your ground — pick one.

03 // Threat bearing

Direction the danger is coming from (wind, fire front, water, crowd). KTT routes you away from it.

SW 225°
No position locked
Acquire your position, search a place, or click the map once it loads. Then choose a scenario and run the assessment.
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GRID // —
AO Field Brief

Standing by

Lock a position and pick a scenario. The assessment draws your threat rings, an egress vector away from the danger, and a tailored field brief here.

Read this: The AO Planner is a preparedness and orientation aid built around publicly available satellite imagery. It is not a navigation, routing, or emergency-response system, and it does not know live fire perimeters, flood gauges, road closures, or evacuation orders. In a real event, official orders from local authorities, NWS, and emergency services override everything here. Imagery may be months or years old. Plan with it; don't bet your life on it.