One wash cycle, one lost pack, one lapsed government login, and a year of hours, hazard pay and incident numbers is gone. Smokey Ledger is that calendar rebuilt as an app, so a shift takes seconds to log and a decade of fire time stays yours.
Join the waiting listScrawl on the left. Records on the right. Same thirty seconds.
Every hour you worked, every hazard day, every incident you touched, all of it starts as pen on a small calendar or a carbon copy folded into a back pocket. Then it has to survive a season.
Sweat, rain, the wash, a lost pack. The calendar is a single point of failure carried through the worst conditions of the year.
When your appointment ends, so does your login. Paycheck 8 records you never printed become records you cannot reach.
Missed hazard pay, missed night differential, a Sunday that was never coded. If you cannot show the day, you cannot fix the pay.
Your profile holds your base, your regular tour of duty and your B code, so you never key them again. The app fills the routine parts of a shift and only asks you about the parts that change.
On and off times, unit, incident number and P code. The repeating information is already there.
Ran an IA? Hooked up a long line? Cold trailed on an existing incident? The app asks, so hazard pay gets logged the day it happens.
Base hours and overtime tracked apart, day by day, so the totals are ready when you check your earnings statement.
Snap the crew time report and attach it to the day it belongs to. The paper can go through the wash. The record cannot.
Task book blocks completed, position worked, who signed. Assignment history you will want years from now.
Store what you entered and what you were paid, so the off season is not a scramble for records you no longer have access to.
Pull a clean file for reconciliation, a supervisor, a pay inquiry, or your own tax records. Any time you want.
Stored encrypted with redundant backups, so a decade of fire experience does not ride on one phone or one notebook.
We are building the software version of the pocket calendar. Answer these and you go on the waiting list. When it goes live, you get a version.
Your answers go straight into what we build first. When the first version is ready, it lands in your inbox.
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