Wachenblick
Wachenblick is a Windows-based information display for volunteer fire departments and industrial fire brigades. It brings information from department and site systems onto a station screen, including vehicle and crew availability, schedules, inspection deadlines, weather, official warnings, and plant status or work notices. During an incident, it can show details and crew responses supplied by a connected alerting system; Wachenblick displays alerts but does not send them. A ready-made Groupalarm connection is available, while other alerting interfaces are checked for compatibility. Availability can be shown as numbers without names. Departments provide a Windows PC and display, and Wachenblick is configured with their vehicles, roles, and lists. Industrial sites can use plant data from Excel or SharePoint, with additional interfaces available under an Enterprise license. A browser-based demonstration uses fictional data.
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Florivio
Florivio is browser-based administration software for volunteer fire departments, fire brigade associations, and municipalities. It centralizes member records, ranks, qualifications, and training deadlines, as well as incident, exercise, and meeting reports, attendance, appointments, and event check-ins. Departments can record equipment and personal protective equipment inventories, inspections, due dates, and QR-code scans, while association modules support membership fees, SEPA direct-debit workflows, and cash records. Alarm information from DIVERA 24/7, ALAMOS FE2, or compatible dispatch-center connections can populate the alarm monitor and incident reports. Its iPhone, iPad, and Android apps provide a digital service ID, appointments, availability updates, and check-in; mobile alarm notifications are an optional add-on. Florivio is offered as a browser-based service for fire organizations, including municipal administration across multiple departments.
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Brigade
Brigade is an open-source AI teammate platform for individuals and small teams that coordinates Claude Code and OpenAI Codex agents across support, marketing, sales, and software work. Users assign each teammate a role, connect apps such as Gmail, GitHub, Stripe, Notion, and Linear, and give agents separate computers and shared team memory. Teammates can work from conversations and configured triggers, including email, webhooks, and schedules, and request human approval for designated actions through a central review queue. The interface is also usable on a phone for reviewing requests. Brigade can run on a user's Mac or Linux computer, or use Brigade Cloud for persistent cloud computers that continue running when the user's computer is off. The software is intended for founders and small teams that want to delegate recurring operational and coding tasks while retaining oversight.
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BRIGADE
BRIGADE is an advanced FEM software for bridge analysis and design. The BRIGADE suite delivers a complete workflow for modelling, analysis and result presentation of bridges and other civil structures. With parametric 3D modelling, automatic meshing and built‑in handling of moving traffic loads according to Eurocode and other international standards, BRIGADE provides engineers with a powerful tool for bridge design, load calculation, damage assessment and dynamic analysis.
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