
PREDICT. PREVENT. PROTECT.
WindTL combines advanced modeling and real-time data to deliver fast, actionable insights for wildfire prediction and response.

The Wildfire Crisis is Accelerating
As climate change intensifies fire conditions worldwide, the cost of reactive responses continues to climb. Traditional forecasting lacks the precision and speed needed for effective prevention and response.
1 in 6 homes
In the US are now at risk of wildfire exposure
+20% rise
In global wildfire frequency projected by 2050
90% of
homes lost in wildfires are due to ember spread
$893B
Estimated annual wildfire cost in the US
The WindTL Advantage
WindTL combines cutting-edge AI with proven fire science to deliver actionable intelligence when and where it matters most. Our platform transforms reactive firefighting into proactive fire prevention.
Traditional fire forecasting relies on delayed fire simulations that are mainly used for documenting decisions. WindTL provides real-time forecasts that can inform the very time critical decisions faced before and during a fire.
From Guesswork to Intelligence
Asset-Level Precision
Dynamic risk assessments down to individual power lines, structures, and infrastructure
Severity Scoring
Quantified risk metrics that distinguish routine high-risk from catastrophic potential
Proactive Alerts
Early warning system enables preventive actions before ignition occurs
Tailored Solutions for Every Stakeholder
WindTL serves the complete wildfire ecosystem, from first responders to property owners, with specialized tools designed for each unique use case.

WindTL Success Stories
WindTL delivers real-time, AI-driven wildfire insights to help utilities, fire agencies, and insurers. Take a look at our most recent success stories.
July 2025
WindTL Predicts Fire Spread from Real-Time Aerial Mapping
How WindTL pioneered the first commercial use of in-flight fire mapping to predict fire movement in real time, delivering critical wildfire intelligence with unprecedented speed during high-stakes wildfire events.
March 2025
WindTL reconstructs fires to resolve disputes and guide future mitigation.
June 2025
Fire spread and ember ignition risk modeled
July 2024
WindTL forecasted the Thompson Fire’s embers jumping the river hours in advance