Responsible, evidence-based AI tools designed to support fire prevention planning, risk assessment, and community preparedness.
Our AI tools are educational and planning aids only. They do not constitute professional fire safety advice, engineering assessments, or emergency response guidance. Always consult licensed fire protection engineers and local fire authorities for decisions affecting life safety. Results depend on data quality and local conditions.
Fire Killer, Inc. develops AI tools with a clear philosophy: technology should amplify the capabilities of trained professionals and informed communities, not replace human judgment in life-safety decisions. Our tools are built to be transparent about their limitations, privacy-respecting, and grounded in established fire science.
We partner with fire scientists, emergency managers, and community organizations to ensure our tools address real needs and produce outputs that are genuinely useful — not just technically impressive.
Analyze fire risk factors for a given location using publicly available data including vegetation type, weather patterns, topography, and historical fire incident records.
Benefits
Privacy: Uses only publicly available geographic and meteorological data. No personal information is collected.
Generate customized fire prevention checklists based on your sector, building type, and occupancy. Outputs are based on NFPA standards and local code references.
Benefits
Privacy: No data is stored. All processing happens locally in your browser.
A visualization tool that models potential fire spread patterns based on terrain, vegetation, and wind data. Intended to support evacuation planning and defensible space decisions.
Benefits
Privacy: Uses publicly available GIS and weather data. No personal location data is retained.
Process and visualize fire incident data from public sources to identify trends, seasonal patterns, and geographic concentrations of fire activity.
Benefits
Privacy: Analyzes only publicly available, anonymized fire incident data from NFIRS and similar sources.
Our tools are built to minimize data collection. We do not collect personal information without explicit consent.
Every tool output includes clear disclaimers about limitations, uncertainty, and the need for professional verification.
AI tools are designed to support — not replace — trained fire safety professionals and emergency responders.
All models and algorithms are developed in collaboration with fire scientists and validated against real-world data.
We welcome collaborations with researchers, fire safety professionals, and technology partners to improve and expand our AI tool suite.
Research Partnerships