Fire Passport
The building’s fire safety record in one place: its fire risk assessment and actions, the Management Log of routine checks, and the pre-inspection questionnaire your assessor needs. The record is free.
For the iPhone app, install Apple’s free TestFlight app first, then open the link on the iPhone.
Fire Suite Pro
Professional fire risk assessment software: structured assessments for residential blocks, fire door and compartmentation surveys, retrospective fire strategies, planned maintenance programmes, fire insurance valuations and client-ready reports, published straight to the building’s Fire Passport.
Plan Stack
Stacks the floor plans from a building’s leases on top of one another, so you can see which walls line up from floor to floor.
- Import lease PDFs, or photos and scans of plans (JPG, PNG, HEIC). For a PDF, pick the page the plan is on.
- Mark the two party walls and the front wall on each plan; every floor is scaled and set on the same lines.
- Each floor becomes coloured, see-through line work. Turn floors on and off, fade them, rotate and nudge to fine-tune.
- Save versions as you go, and export a stand-alone viewer file to send to anyone.
Without a Fire Passport account, your plans stay in your own browser — nothing is uploaded. Fire Passport users can sign in and save a project with one of their buildings, where everyone who has that building in Fire Passport can open the stacked plans. Lease plans are sales drawings, not a measured survey: a shared line suggests a structural wall but does not prove one.
To keep it as an app: on a Mac, open it in Safari and choose File › Add to Dock. On an iPad or iPhone, open it in Safari, tap the Share button and choose Add to Home Screen. It then opens in its own window and works offline.
Callbook Pro
Bookings and customer records for a one-person or small trade business. Customers book through your own link or find you in the directory by trade and postcode, and every email goes from your own email account.
The Nutriplan: Histamine & Carbohydrate Index
A searchable food reference in two views: a Histamine Index and a Carbohydrate Index. Every entry carries the published source it comes from, and foods that have never been analysed are shown as having no data rather than a low value. Carbohydrate figures are computed from the UK’s McCance & Widdowson composition data. Educational reference only — not medical advice.
To keep it as an app: on an iPad or iPhone, open it in Safari, tap the Share button and choose Add to Home Screen. On a Mac, open it in Safari and choose File › Add to Dock.