Simpler to understand
What matters in the building, and why.
About FireHub
Fire prevention should be a habit
AI-native ecosystem for systematic fire prevention
FireHub is built on a simple idea: fire prevention that actually becomes part of everyday life. Through small, good habits.
Easier to follow up
What needs doing, by whom and when.
Harder to forget
What should be followed up does not disappear when people, use or responsibility change.
It should be simpler to understand what matters, easier to know what needs doing and harder to forget what should be followed up.
Not by putting more administration on people.
But by making the right thing easier to understand, easier to follow up and more natural to do again.
FireHub should not make the risk less complicated than it is. FireHub should make it easier to understand what to do about it.
Project Zero
What if fire prevention became part of everyday life?
The direction is zero fire deaths.
Project Zero is our ongoing work to understand modern fire prevention from first principles.
Not just the regulations.Not just the documentation.Not just the technical solutions.
But how people, buildings, use, responsibility, knowledge, time and technology actually affect each other.
So we did not start by asking which features a fire prevention system ought to have.
We started with a different question:
What is the problem we are actually trying to solve?
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Much of the knowledge already exists.Much of the documentation already exists.And people usually want to do the right thing.
Still, buildings change. Lives change. Responsibility moves.Businesses move.People start and leave.
The documentation everything rests on is updated, replaced or left behind without the context it once had.
Formal responsibility is shared between many.
Things get forgotten, or become less natural to follow up over time.
“It never burns anyway.”
Many people go through their whole lives without experiencing a serious fire up close.
The risk can feel distant, even though everyone agrees the consequences can be serious.
Project Zero is about what it takes for fire prevention to become a natural part of everyday life.
Not just something we deal with at work, during an inspection, in a campaign or when the children come home with something from nursery or school.
But through small, good habits that stay with us at home, at work and in the buildings we use.
Because fire prevention does not only happen in systems. It happens in everyday life.
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Not more information. More connection and better habits
Fire prevention already consists of information.
- Documents
- Inspections
- Reports
- Tasks
- Deviations
- People
- Suppliers
- History
The problem starts when all of this no longer fits together in a way people can understand.
FireHub uses what is known about the building, its use, the documentation, the roles and the people around it to make clearer what still needs to be understood, clarified or followed up.
Ordinary systems store and organise. FireHub understands and orchestrates.
FireHub suggests.People confirm.
What is unknown should stay unknown.What is missing should not look finished.
And when reality changes, the understanding should be able to change with it.
At the same time, the small actions repeated over time should become easier to make a natural part of everyday life.
Who is behind it
Built for a problem that does not stop at one role
FireHub is developed by FacilityFlow AS together with an international team with expertise in development, product, design, communication, fire safety practice and security.
FireHub builds on more than 20 years of practical experience with technical deliveries, customers and follow-up in buildings and property, combined with expertise in software, security and product development.
We know the challenges both from those who carry out and document the work, and from those who have to understand it and follow it up.
That experience is an important part of how FireHub is developed.
FireHub is developed and self-funded.
That has given us room to build the product and the domain logic before we open widely.
The team works across technology, product and practical experience of how buildings, people and professional communities actually work together.
Different perspectives are part of how FireHub is built.
The focus is the same throughout FireHub:
Simpler to understandEasier to follow upHarder to forget
Norway first
Built for more
FireHub launches in Norway first.
At the same time, we are building with an international perspective from the start.
Sweden and the United Kingdom are the next markets.
Regulations, responsibility, practice, culture and starting points vary between countries.
But many of the challenges are the same.
People change roles.Buildings change use.Documentation is left without the context that explains why it matters.Responsibility moves.New people come in.
And what was once settled can become unclear again.
That is why we build FireHub so the understanding can grow with new markets, new professional communities and new knowledge, without pretending that all buildings, countries or cultures are the same.
Project Zero is not a finished answer.
It is the work of finding out what it actually takes for fire prevention to become a habit, easier to carry out and harder to forget.
We want input from people and organisations who see where fire prevention works in practice, and where it does not.
Different actors with different backgrounds are welcome to take part.
With buildings.With experience.With professional perspectives and pushback.With knowledge.With questions for us.And with questions we have not yet asked.
Would you like to take part?