Built from the field
Extinguisher Scanner was built by a fire extinguisher technician who knew the work was being made harder by the tools around it.

The founder story
The problem was clearest inside large facilities like Walmart: long walks, dozens of extinguishers, and a clipboard full of serial numbers and locations that had to be written down by hand.
The phone photo roll filled up with extinguisher pictures. Those photos still had to be matched to the right equipment, service notes, and deficiencies. Then the real administrative work began after leaving the site.
Hours were spent rebuilding field notes into an inspection report a customer could understand. Generic field-service software could do many things, but the actual extinguisher inspection remained awkward.
The label already had the data. The technician already had a camera. The inspection app needed to connect the two.
Extinguisher Scanner was built to scan the existing label, guide the inspection, retain equipment history, and turn the completed work into a professional PDF. No sticker project. No barcode rollout. No unrelated ERP features standing between the technician and the next extinguisher.
See how Extinguisher Scanner can fit your inspection workflow and reporting process.