Fire department software. From training to response.
Prepare your people, organize department work, and coordinate incidents with Command Boards in one Windows program. Preview Station Boards that bring staffing and the day's work to the firehouse screen.
Explore fictional, read-only examples in your browser. Scheduling and Station Boards remain Coming Soon; Roku displays are in beta.
Inside the Windows pilot: prepare a facilitated tabletop exercise. Example content from the validation environment; review local applicability before use.
800approved training questions
Onecentralized department library
Role-awareassignments and access
Livingshared content ecosystem
From the station to the scene
The right board for the work ahead.
Keep the day's plan visible at the station. Bring units, assignments, and accountability together when an incident begins.
Scheduling preview · Coming Soon
Station Boards
A shared view of staffing, apparatus assignments, daily routines, station notes, and weather. Configure the sections and layout for your station, with read-only displays for the people who need to see them.
STATION 1A SHIFT · SAMPLE DAY
ON DUTY
Engine 1Lee · Davis · Brooks
Ladder 1Rivera · Thompson · Johnson
TODAY'S PLAN
08:00Apparatus checks
10:00Company training
Station note · Bay 2 inspection at 13:00
Illustrative board with fictional data.
Station Boards are part of Scheduling, which remains Coming Soon for general availability. Ask about a guided preview.
Organize incident units, assignments, personnel accountability, PAR status, and resource requests. Keep scene information and the incident timeline alongside the command record, then retain the after-action review.
COMMAND BOARDTRAINING INCIDENT
ASSIGNMENTS
Engine 1Division 1
Ladder 1Search
ACCOUNTABILITY
6 personnelPAR confirmed
Rescue 1Requested · staging
Incident views · Accountability · Scene · Timeline
Illustrative board with fictional data.
Use the Windows workspace to manage the incident and select read-only views for a secondary monitor or authorized Roku TV.
Routine To Response carries a training objective from the instructor's first idea to the department's permanent record.
Born from a firehouse conversation
A training worksheet became the first Routine To Response module.
R2R began with a candid question about whether career development was truly preparing people for their current role—or the next one. Today it is an expanding program built to connect routine preparation with coordinated action.
Alongside incident command and department tasks, the training workspace connects preparation, participation, review, and records. Each department controls its own people and content.
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Build useful scenarios
Combine instructor statements, role-specific questions, reference media, and answer formats into reusable Tabletops.
Tabletop Builder02
Assign with intention
Filter personnel, select participants, set due dates, choose reviewers, and give every student an individual incident role.
Assignment Library03
Document development
Capture manual training hours, attendance, approvals, category totals, and department-ready training forms.
Training Records04
Learn beyond one agency
Publish reviewed material to a moderated Community Library and adapt useful work from participating departments.
Community Library
Built around your department's work
Prepare. Track. Coordinate.
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Prepare training
Build a scenario, assign individual roles, review member responses, and preserve the training record.
The Training Suite includes Tabletops, Training & Qualifications, and Administration. Available add-ons are Special Operations, Tasks, Documents, and Resources.
Scheduling, including Station Boards, remains Coming Soon for general availability. Roku displays are in beta, with public Store availability pending. Dive Rescue remains Coming Soon. HazMat and Wildland currently provide navigation and shared foundations, not dedicated released workflows.
The browser demo includes fictional previews; a demo screen does not establish purchase availability. Ask us to confirm module scope and department activation when planning your pilot.
Designed for responsible adoption
Department data stays inside department boundaries.
Access follows account permissions. Community submissions require contributor confirmation and moderation. The public demo never contacts the production API and never stores visitor entries.
✓ Role-aware access and administration
✓ Isolated department records
✓ Moderated community sharing
✓ Browser-only demonstration data
See the workflow before installing
Take a five-minute guided tour.
Explore fictional training and department workflows before arranging a walkthrough of the Windows pilot. The browser demo includes previews of planned modules and is read-only.
