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Storm clouds above a Malaysian residential township

Open beta / A MAKMAL initiative

Before the
water arrives.

Check rainfall and river readings for Selangor and Kuala Lumpur. Try our open beta and help shape BANJR.MY.

Check your area — open beta
Home. Family. The places between.Station readings · Not an emergency warning service

Now open to everyone

A first look at your area.

View available JPS station readings and MET forecasts without an account. Create an account to save important places in Tempat kita.

Coverage: Selangor and Kuala Lumpur. Readings may be delayed or unavailable; a station does not describe conditions at your home. BANJR is not an official flood-warning or emergency service.

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Meet the
BANJR.MY experience.

The places you care about, changing conditions and the information behind them—in one view.

BANJR.MY concept on a phone: Mak & Abah in Bukit Jelutong, rainfall, river level and rainfall history. Illustrative readings; artwork in Bahasa Melayu.
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Rain here. How about there? Flood information for the places and people we care about.

  1. Places close to your heart: parents, home and work.
  2. Understand what changes: rainfall, river levels and weather outlooks.
  3. Inspect the basis of each update: source, observation time and coverage.

The illustrative phone screen shows Mak & Abah in Bukit Jelutong. Rainfall increased in the last hour: 18 mm. River level: 2.14 m, rising 0.08 m in one hour. Hourly rainfall from 11:00 to 16:00: 6, 7, 8, 11, 15 and 18 mm. A source panel refers to JPS station readings. These are concept readings, not current conditions.

By MAKMAL. Creative Direction × Design Engineering × Applied AI.

Places first. Context close.

A preview of the experience we want to build. Not a source of current flood information.

One rising river.
Many changing plans.

A road connects home to work. A drain connects one street to the next. Flood information needs to make those connections clearer.

Illustrative Malaysian township with water contained in its drainage channelThe same township with muddy floodwater covering low roadsBANJR.MY
Illustrative scenario, not a flood forecast. Drag or use the slider’s arrow keys.
01 / Water

Beyond the channel.

02 / Roads

Access changes.

03 / People

Plans change with it.

Try it. Tell us what helps.

The open beta is available now. Share your feedback, or subscribe for occasional progress updates.

Independent thinking. A shared ambition.

Made by Maharis.
Open to others.

BANJR.MY is an initiative by MAKMAL, the independent creative practice of Maharis Azman. Bringing design, technology and a question close to home together.

Help shape the first pilot

Bring a community.
Bring your expertise.

We’re interested in conversations with community groups, researchers and potential partners who can help shape a useful first study.

Let’s talk