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Apparatus & equipment checks
Daily rig checks from a phone. Flag deficiencies and route them to the right person automatically.
- Custom checklists per apparatus
- Out-of-service alerts
- Audit-ready history
Software built for the firehouse, not the boardroom.
Focused SaaS tools for fire departments: fast on the apparatus floor, clear in the officer's office, and dependable when it matters.
Each product does one job well. Run one, or run them together.
Apparatus & equipment checks
Daily rig checks from a phone. Flag deficiencies and route them to the right person automatically.
Training & certification tracking
Track hours, certifications, and expirations for every member, and see who's qualified at a glance.
Pre-incident planning
Building info, hazards, hydrants, and floor plans, available to the crew before they arrive.
When the tones drop, your software shouldn't be the thing slowing you down.
Big targets, few taps, readable in a dark bay or bright sun.
Built around A/B/C shifts, Kelly days, and multiple stations from day one.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, role-based access, and full audit trails.
Import your rosters and export your data at any time. It's yours.
Straightforward pricing for volunteer, combination, and career departments.
You'll talk to someone who knows the difference between an engine and a truck.
A short call to learn your department, your pain points, and how you run things today.
We load your stations, apparatus, and roster so you start with your own data, not a blank screen.
Short training for crews and officers, then live use with us on standby.
We review how it's going with you and ship improvements based on what your crews tell us.
Yes. Our products are built for volunteer, combination, and career departments of any size.
Yes. Everything runs in the browser on phones, tablets, and station computers. There's nothing to install.
Always. Your data belongs to your department, and you can export it at any time in standard formats.
Most departments are running within a week or two, depending on how much existing data we're bringing over.