How it works
From address to action plan in minutes.
Five steps. From “I hope I don’t get dropped” to “I can prove my risk is going down.”
Analyze
See your property’s actual risk.
Enter your address. We analyze your specific parcel — vegetation, terrain, fire history, defensible space — and give you a risk score with exactly what’s driving it.
What’s the fire risk here and what can I do about it?

What’s driving your score
Recommended Actions
Specific to your property, ranked by impact
Recommend
Get a plan specific to your property.
Every action ranked by impact so you know what to tackle first.
Finance
We find the grants. You keep the savings.
FEMA grants, state rebates, group discounts — they’re out there, but finding and applying is a pain. We do the hard part for you.
Matched Contractors
Ojai Land Management
Vegetation management · Fire-safe landscaping
Project Timeline
Implement
Need help getting it done? We know the right people.
Use your own contractor or pick from our vetted local pros. Either way, we help you track the project to completion.
Monitor
Never be caught off guard.
Satellite monitoring tracks your risk score over time. You always know where you stand — before your insurance company does.
Last satellite pass: March 12, 2026
Risk Score — Quarterly
Includes verified score history and completed actions.
Your AI Advisor
An ecologist, hydrologist, and fire scientist — on call 24/7.
TMRW’s AI advisor already knows your parcel, soil, slope, vegetation, fire history, and microclimate. It runs fire behavior models and hydrology simulators in real time — so every answer is specific to your property.
Ask it anything. It gives you options, runs the numbers, and shows you what changes. In any language.
Is it safe to remove the eucalyptus near our fence? My neighbor says they provide good shade.
Great question. Eucalyptus are actually one of the highest fire-risk trees — their oil-rich bark and leaves are highly flammable and can throw embers hundreds of feet.
I’d recommend replacing with a coast live oak — same shade, deep roots that stabilize soil, a fraction of the fire risk, and it supports local wildlife. Want me to add this to your plan?
What about cost?
Eucalyptus removal runs $800–2,000 depending on size. A 15-gallon coast live oak is ~$150. There’s a Ventura County rebate that covers up to 50% of native tree planting. Want me to check your eligibility?
Better together
Buy together. Save big.
If you and your neighbors need the same work done, we can arrange it together — same contractor, one trip, big discount for everyone.
Up to 60% off
when you buy together with neighbors
Larger grants
group applications qualify for more
Area-wide
risk reduction insurers want to see
Common questions
Straight answers.
Your insurance company already knows your risk. Now it’s your turn.
Enter your address. See your risk. Get a plan. It takes two minutes and could save you thousands.
Free for Ojai residents with a town code
All figures shown are illustrative examples based on Ventura County properties. Actual results vary.