Pre-deployment
Zero devices in the field. The first physical device is in active build now.
Join the missionWildfire early warning, from the ground up
Wildfires do not wait.
Neither should the warning.
TreeTracker is building low-cost ground sensors that turn the earliest environmental signals into localized alerts.
See how it works ↓Concept imagery
01 / The gap
The industry watches wildfires from above. The earliest signals are on the ground.
Wildfire risk is hard to monitor continuously across large, high-risk areas. Satellites and aircraft are valuable, but can be expensive, delayed or not localized enough for people operating closest to the hotspots.
The communities closest to the fire get the least localized warning.
Look closer.
Act earlier.
02 / The system
From a signal in the forest
to a warning nearby.
Four connected layers, designed as one system.
01
Distributed field devices
Sense the ground
Low-cost devices placed inside defined wildfire hotspot zones collect temperature, particulate, humidity and wind data.
03 / The first device
Built for the conditions
that matter.
The first physical device is in active build. The concept combines environmental sensing, edge intelligence and long-range communication in a field-ready direction.
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Pre-deployment. Zero devices are in the field today.
04 / The honest version
Early enough to shape.
Real enough to build.
Four connected layers
The system architecture runs from field device to localized alert.
90-day validation plan
A written plan and measurement standards are ready to guide the first validation cycle.
Solo founder
Recruiting an equity-aligned technical cofounder with deep hardware experience.
05 / Build with us
The warning should
start with you.
Technical cofounder
Hardware architecture, embedded systems, sensors, power, rugged devices and field deployment.
Pilot-site connections
Land managers, municipalities and utilities responsible for land or assets in wildfire-prone regions.