Fire safety, kept up.
Every check, certificate and assessment your building needs, in one place, with anything missing shown plainly.
On every plan. See pricing
The fire risk assessment is the first thing anyone asks for.
The logbook behind it is the second. Both live here, dated, with what’s missing shown plainly.
Everything a building like yours keeps
From the kind of building, its size and what’s in it, we list the records and checks it’s expected to keep, and nothing it isn’t.
- Fire risk assessmentreviewed every yearCurrent
- Fire alarm testevery weekDue today
- Emergency lightingmonthly testDone Saturday
- Fire extinguisher serviceevery yearOverdue
- Fire emergency planrecordNot on file
Gaps you can’t miss
Anything missing or overdue stays amber or red until it’s sorted. Put someone and a date against it, and it shows who’s on it.
- Fire extinguisher serviceevery yearOverdue
- Fire emergency plannot on fileJo, by 12 Dec
- Fire door checkevery three monthsDue in 5 days
No fire risk assessment? Write it with us AI
The responsible person can carry out the assessment themselves if they know the building and enough about fire safety. Answer plain questions about the building and we draft it, with an action plan, for you to check and confirm. If your answers mean an assessor should look at it, we say so.
- 1Single storey hall with a kitchen, a stage and two exits.From your answers about the building
- 2Fire doors in the back corridor don’t close on their own.Action: repair the closers
- 3A fire drill in the last 12 months.Action: run one and record it
Questions we hear
Does it replace our fire risk assessment?
No. It holds it, reminds you to review it, and keeps the checks it asks for, dated.
Who does the checks?
Whoever you name, or a team. They get the reminder and record it from their phone.
What does it cost?
From £19 a month per building, with a 14-day trial.
More of the platform
Set up your building in about ten minutes.
14 days to try it. Cancel any time.