Built for volunteer brigades

Run the brigade, not the paperwork.

Volunteer Resource Planning (VRP) for your brigade — what ERP is to a business, this is to your crew: members, training, equipment, meetings and incident records in one system of record, so your hours go where they matter.

Get your brigade set up

Free to start. No card, no lock-in.

See how it works

A two-minute walk-through, no sign-up.

Your records stay yoursWorks on the truck or at the kitchen tableNo IT skills requiredIndependent — not run by any fire service

A meeting, start to finish

Every decision recorded, authorised and sealed.

General Meeting — Tuesday agenda
  • MotionApprove equipment repair — $1,240Carried 9–0
  • Dual-authorisationEquipment repair voucherAuthorised
  • MinutesAuto-drafted from tonight's recordAwaiting sign-off
  • Audit trailTamper-evident chainSealed & verifiable
Illustrative — not live data.

Built for every role at Rural & Volunteer Fire Brigades

No logins tied to one person's memory — every role keeps working when people move on.

Every AI action follows the same trail as a human's

An illustration of how the assistant's actions move through the same permission and audit path — low-risk actions log automatically; anything higher-risk waits for a person to say yes.

  1. AI proposes“Send this week's training-night reminder to the brigade.”
  2. Permission checkWithin the assistant's standing authority — no approval needed.
  3. Logged to the audit trailRecorded automatically, same as any member action.

Simple, per-organisation pricing

Your VRP, sized to your organisation. Priced in AUD, per organisation — not per member. Start on the free Lite plan, upgrade only when you need to.

Lite

$0 AUD/month

Free for small teams — no card required. Up to 25 members.

Core member and meeting management.

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Enterprise

Custom pricing

Tailored for larger organisations.

Custom onboarding and support for multi-branch organisations.

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Captains change, secretaries retire, the committee turns over — but the brigade’s memory shouldn’t leave with them. Every member record, training log and meeting minute stays put, handed over clean to whoever holds the role next.