Share a Storm Reel — a public, anonymized replay of your storm
Mint a public link to a stylized animated reel of the storm being cleared — anonymized by default, watermarked, with a downloadable clip.
What a Storm Reel is
A Storm Reel is the public face of a Rewind: a stylized, animated replay of the storm being cleared, made to be shared. Anyone with the link can watch it — play, scrub, and download a video clip to post wherever you like. The reel carries a snowmass.io watermark.
Creating one
From a completed storm's Rewind page, an admin uses the "Share as a Storm Reel" panel to mint a public link. The link is unguessable, and you can revoke it at any time — the reel goes dark immediately.
Anonymize — on by default
The Anonymize toggle (checked by default, and recommended) strips everything that could identify anyone: your company name, customer names, addresses — and even the real map coordinates, which are recentered so the page carries no location that ties a pin back to a customer's driveway. The animation stays faithful; only the identifying details are gone.
Squeaky Stops
Every storm has stops that fought back — ones that needed a second pass, were reassigned mid-storm, or ran much slower than their peers. Inside the Rewind you see them with their addresses and reasons, most stubborn first. On the public reel they appear only as anonymized counts — proof of a hard-fought storm, with no addresses attached.
Updated 2026-08-17
In this topic
- What a what-if storm simulation is
- Build a scenario: properties, service plan, and depot anchor
- Set vehicle count, type, and speed
- Run a simulation and replay with the scrubber
- Use simulations for staffing and equipment planning
- Tenant simulations vs the public sales demo
- Rehearse a storm on your real properties and fleet
- Ghost Lap: ahead of pace or behind, live
- Rewind a completed storm: replay, why stops moved, and what-ifs