Version 1.1 • Updated August 22, 2026
Fire Protection Pro AI is an independent life-safety and public-safety field-assistance app. Most user-created field records are stored locally on the device unless the user intentionally shares or exports them or invokes a network feature.
Jobs, assets, inspection notes, deficiencies, preferences, game progress, local community/test posts and similar records may be stored locally. Optional App Lock credentials, when enabled by the user, use Apple Keychain. Face ID/Touch ID is optional; no password or biometric login is required by default.
These permissions are requested only when the user chooses a feature that needs them. Photos and dictated content may also be processed by Apple/platform services according to device settings. Do not capture sensitive building-security information unless authorized.
Location is requested only when the user invokes weather or GPS traffic/routing features. For National Weather Service weather/alert requests, the app sends rounded latitude/longitude coordinates directly to api.weather.gov to service that request. Apple MapKit may process location, search and route information under Apple’s privacy terms when the user opens the in-app map. Fire Protection Pro AI does not operate a server that stores location history in this build. Emergency calls and emergency guidance do not depend on Location Services.
The Missing Persons/Public Alerts feature retrieves public official alert information, including NCMEC feed data. The device may store a limited set of recently seen public case identifiers so it can distinguish newly observed cases from previously displayed cases. If the user enables notification permission, the app may present local new-case awareness notifications. This is supplemental and is not a replacement for Wireless Emergency Alerts, AMBER Alerts, 911, law-enforcement bulletins or official agency instructions.
The app links to or retrieves information from public sources such as NCMEC, NamUs, FEMA, NWS/NOAA, AirNow, NIFC/InciWeb, wildlife agencies, VA resources, NFPA, NICET and other government/professional sources. The optional full KJV setup retrieves a public-domain source file from GitHub. The interface may request the Cinzel webfont from Google Fonts when online; a local fallback font is used if it is unavailable. Those services are governed by their own privacy terms.
Community notes and profiles in this release remain local to the device and are not shared with other users.
The current release includes launch-integrity verification, a required signed-package resource check, iOS Keychain protection for local secrets, iOS complete file protection for protected app data, a privacy shield when the app leaves the foreground, and a secure encrypted Bible vault. These controls reduce risk but no software or mobile device can honestly be guaranteed “unhackable.”
The app includes a daily King James Version (KJV) scripture experience. The complete KJV reader is prepared from a public-domain source and stored locally in an AES-GCM encrypted vault after one-time setup; its device-specific encryption key is stored in Apple Keychain. Full decrypted Bible data is kept in memory only when needed and is cleared when the protected app locks or leaves the foreground.
Version 1.1 uses an on-device profile and local protected storage. The current release uses Apple StoreKit 2 for the monthly Pro subscription and Restore Purchases. Apple handles billing and transaction data; Fire Protection Pro AI does not collect payment-card numbers. A shared cloud account, shared public forum, and server-side AI gateway remain inactive until their production services and privacy controls are deployed.
Fire Protection Pro AI does not sell personal information and the current release contains no advertising tracker. Sponsor/affiliate opportunity links, when present, are informational unless a relationship is explicitly labeled. If future affiliate links earn a commission, the relationship must be clearly disclosed near the link.
Local records can be removed with the app's reset/delete controls or by deleting the app. Exported files and items intentionally saved elsewhere must be removed from those destinations separately.
The app is not a code authority, emergency dispatch system, medical device, NCIC/CAD client or substitute for qualified professional judgment. Always follow authorized emergency instructions, incident command, adopted standards/codes, AHJ requirements, manufacturer instructions, licensing rules and employer procedures.
Primary support: ghost_hacker0@mac.com
Backup: jbarker7816@gmail.com
Fire Protection Pro AI uses Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement unless a custom agreement is later supplied in App Store Connect: Apple Standard EULA.