Wildland Toolkit

Wildland Toolkit appears to be a reference and calculation app for wildland fire firefighters. Based on the metadata, it is commonly used during training, briefings, and field work to quickly look up incident-response guidance and make operational calculations without needing a network connection.

The app may help users with practical fire-weather and fire-behavior tasks such as estimating fine dead fuel moisture, probability of ignition, relative humidity, dewpoint, vapor pressure deficit, pump pressure, and fire behavior values like flame length or rate of spread. It also includes checklists and reminders for items such as sizeup reports, after-action reviews, watchouts, LCES, safety zones, medical reports, and briefings, which suggests it is meant to support routine incident operations and standard procedures.

Because it is a phone app in the Books & Reference category, it seems geared toward quick consultation in the field rather than long-form reading. The metadata also mentions reference material for aircraft, incident command system topics, hand signals, tools, clouds, and training quizzes, so it may be useful as a study aid and pocket reference for crews preparing for or working on wildland incidents.