Ranger

Overview

Ranger is a complete fire-district operations platform for a wildland fire and fuels-management ranger district. It centralizes incident tracking, crew management, prescribed burns, fuels treatment, and public communication in a single bulletin-style interface styled as a 1930s WPA screen-print design.

What you get

• Fire Board displaying each incident as a dense row with incident number, name, legal location, cause, discovery time, reporting lookout, acres, fuel model, slope, aspect, containment percentage, resources assigned, incident commander, and hard flags (NOT YET STAFFED, SPOTTING ACROSS LINE, RED FLAG WARNING, VALUES AT RISK, AIR SUPPORT REQUESTED, CREW ROTATION DUE)
• Lookout watch logging smoke reports by azimuth bearing with cross-bearings resolved between towers
• Daily fire weather and danger readings including 10-hour fuel moisture, energy release component, burning index, and posted adjective rating
• Crew roster tracking red-card qualifications, pack tests, and rotation hours against limits
• Prescribed-burn planner evaluating GO or NO-GO parameters against today's actual readings
• Fuels treatment register
• Trails and campgrounds with closures and posted restriction stage
• Fire cache inventory
• Volunteers and public education management
• Visitor portal with danger rating, open and closed trails, campground reservation, defensible-space checklist, and volunteer shifts

The signature screen

The Fire Board is the central operations view, displaying every incident as a dense row that consolidates incident number, name, legal location, cause, discovery time, reporting lookout, acreage, fuel model, slope, aspect, containment percentage, resources assigned, and incident commander. Hard flags for critical states—NOT YET STAFFED, SPOTTING ACROSS LINE, RED FLAG WARNING, VALUES AT RISK, AIR SUPPORT REQUESTED, and CREW ROTATION DUE—surface at a glance across each row.

Who it's for

Ranger is for wildland fire and fuels-management ranger districts managing incidents, crews, prescribed burns, and public engagement. Visitors also access a dedicated portal for danger ratings, trail status, campground reservations, defensible-space guidance, and volunteer scheduling.