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Every site on one screen, with the nearest fire per site and a ranking of which ones are closest. In eight languages.
for the safety coordinatorFireSignal Locations sends an email the moment a satellite sees fire within the radius around your sites. All of Europe, updated every fifteen minutes, in eight languages. And when it is over, you hear that too.
Built for campsites. Just as good for solar farms, transmission corridors, railways and an insured portfolio: anything that stands outside town and cannot run away.
No dashboard to open, no app to learn. A message in your inbox, written for someone woken at three in the morning.
| Distance to the edge | 26 km, north-east |
| Size of the heat zone | ±120 ha, growing since 01:55 |
| Wind at the site | 23 km/h from the north-east, so towards you |
| Seen at | 02:41, confirmed at 02:50 |
| Updated | every ten minutes, for as long as it burns |
Open the map with your sites
In case of danger, always follow the fire service and local authorities. This message is an information aid.
A fire of 120 hectares has an edge that sits kilometres closer than its centre. We measure what you actually want to know.
The same fire is a different story when the wind blows away from you. Wind data comes from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, per site.
You see when the fire was seen and when it was confirmed. No false certainty about something observed an hour ago.
Unlimited recipients, each in their own language. The night shift in France gets French, head office in Utrecht gets Dutch.
When the fire is out or moves away, you hear that too. An alert without an ending is an alert people learn to ignore.
The alerting is the heart of it. Around that sits everything you need to show it to guests, colleagues and your insurer.
Every site on one screen, with the nearest fire per site and a ranking of which ones are closest. In eight languages.
for the safety coordinatorA page per site that guests can check themselves, with a printable QR poster for reception. Calm instead of rumours.
for guests and receptionCreate a code yourself and put the QR up at reception. Guests who scan it get a notification on their phone as soon as there is a fire near your site, for as long as they are with you. Free for them.
for guests with a phoneA map without controls and a large status bar, for a screen at reception or in the staff room.
for the screen at the entranceA live block on your own site: monitored, and nothing wrong right now. For the guest hesitating after another summer of fires in the news.
for marketing and bookingsPer period and per selection of sites: alerts, nearby fires, the history since 2012 and the forecast fire danger for the days ahead. As a PDF, for your board or insurer.
for the board and the insurerAdd sites by address or coordinate, set the radius and the recipients, send a test alert. Without having to call us.
for those who prefer to do it themselvesAn email reaches you. It does not reach your guests, and they are the ones sleeping outdoors. The FireSignal app does, and you decide what it says.
Whoever scans your site's code follows that site for as long as they are with you. No account needed and no cost.
for guests with a phoneFrom the portal you send a message to everyone who has redeemed your code. The road is closed, the assembly point is the car park, or in fact: there is no danger despite the smoke.
for reception and the site managerYou pick a standard sentence, for example “Assemble at …”, and fill in where. Only that last part you type yourself; the sentence around it is ready in eight languages. Your German guest reads German while you type Dutch.
for sites with guests from across EuropeYou decide per message how loudly it lands. Not everything is an evacuation, so not everything is equally loud.
| Normal | Arrives like any other message. For a note from reception, or to say there is no danger. |
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| Urgent | Breaks through a focus mode. For smoke you can smell, a closed road, or asking people to stay on site. |
| Critical | Arrives even if the phone is on silent. Only for evacuating, assembling and staying indoors. |
You know things we do not. If you can see the fire and it is real, you confirm it with one press and the alert becomes louder for your guests. If the farmer next door is burning stubble, you turn it down.
The app is available for iPhone and Android. Your guests pay nothing and set nothing up; they scan the code you put up.
This is a sequence, and the order is the reason you can trust the message.
Several satellites watch Europe: some sharply but only a few times a day, one continuousousously but more coarsely. Together they miss little.
continuousousFactories, solar farms, greenhouses and gas flares light up too. Several masking layers remove them, usually within days and retroactively.
every 15 minutesSeparate pixels are merged into a single event with an edge, a size and a history.
every 15 minutesFor every site: how far the edge is, in which immediateion, and what the wind is doing. Inside the radius means an alert.
every 5 minutesThe email goes to all your recipients in their own language. If the fire moves away or dies out, the message that it is over follows.
immediateWe do not sell false certainty. Three things to know before you sign.
The satellites that look sharply pass over a few times a day. A fire that starts in between is only seen by the satellite that watches continuousousously, and that one sees large fires only. Usually you know between half an hour and three and a half hours after it starts.
Heavy cloud or a thick plume of smoke can hide a fire. In the Insight package you get a notice when satellite visibility at your site is limited, so you know when you cannot rely on us.
FireSignal is an extra safety net and a head start on information. Not a replacement for the emergency number, the authorities, FR-Alert or your own protocol. The same honesty is on our public map.
Knowing earlier that something is burning means you can divert, scale down or evacuate on your own terms instead of under pressure.
Guests sleep outdoors and evacuating takes time. Knowing early means acting calmly instead of improvising, and a badge on your site means fewer anxious bookings.
A portfolio of hundreds of assets in one dashboard, with the fire history of each since 2012 and a season report for the underwriter.
Unmanned sites in dry grass and heathland, often hard to reach and rarely visited.
Substations, transmission corridors, mast sites and railway lines through forest and heath, where fire and smoke force a shutdown.
The difference is not how much we monitor, but what comes with it.
The monitoring itself: you know when something is burning.
Plus the context to act beforehand instead of afterwards.
For those who want it built into their own way of working.
A fixed amount per site per month, on a scale that drops as you monitor more sites. Everything included: alerting, dashboard, reports, maintenance and support. You get a quote based on the number of sites and the channels you want.
Request a pilotAll your sites, every feature, no obligations. You send a list, we set everything up the same day.
Prefer to talk first? hallo@1338.nl
As soon as a satellite has seen the fire and the data has been processed: usually between half an hour and three and a half hours after the pass. A fire that started between two passes may therefore still be invisible. Large fires are then updated every ten minutes.
Several filter layers remove recurring industrial heat sources automatically, usually within a few days and retroactively. A source that still gets through can be muted with one click; new fires continuousouse to alert as normal.
Current coverage is Europe and the Mediterranean. The underlying satellite data is global; other regions are possible on request.
We process only the site name, coordinate, alert radius and the email addresses of recipients. The system runs on servers in Europe. Your data is not shared and not used for anything other than your alerting.
Besides email, Teams, Slack and your own webhook are available, with a digital signature on every message. That is part of the Integration package.
No. FireSignal is an information aid. In case of danger always follow official channels such as 112, NL-Alert or FR-Alert, and the instructions of the fire service and local authorities.