SABRE FIRE
For aerial firefighting

The fire picture, live.
The drop line, planned.
Even over the ridge.

SABRE fuses tanker and air-attack traffic, satellite fire detections, incident perimeters, and weather into one picture — with retardant-line planning on the same map — on a node that keeps working where cell service dies.

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Built by a working pilot — shaped with working firefighters.

The air attack picture

Live tanker and rotor traffic, satellite hotspot detections, incident perimeters, TFRs, and weather on one map. Report a firespot from the cockpit with two taps — label, confidence, notes — and your whole group sees it.

Drop-line planning

Lay the retardant line on the map, get length, heading, gallons, and runs for your tanker — then route to the run-in point. Operator-drawn danger zones with settable radius keep everyone clear of the same hazards.

Works over the ridge

Pre-cache your fire's maps and keep the picture without cell service. Missions live on your machine, shared with your group only when you choose. Crew tablets join over local Wi-Fi — one node covers the ship.

Plan together:groups, mission sharing, and operational chat — the next sortie briefs from the exact picture the last one flew.
Own it:runs on a laptop in the aircraft or as your operation's hub. Wholly owned IP, developed at private expense. Extend it with drop-in modules.
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