Identify the location
Keep the affected address and a description of the property. If you save a map or fire report, include its source and date. A map alone does not establish property damage or eligibility for assistance.
AFTER WILDFIRE · START WHERE YOU ARE
Every place
holds a story.
Your home is more than a point on a map. Start with the place affected, the changes you experienced, and the details you want to keep. Then explore the next step that feels right for you.
Coming soon · Visit Burnscar Tracker
YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HERE
A PLACE TO BEGIN
Start with your place.
Build from what you know.
A clear record starts with a few meaningful details. Write down where you were affected, what happened, and when. You do not need to have every answer before you begin.
Connect the details
Bring dates, original photos, videos and notes together. Separate your own observations from information you found elsewhere, and mark uncertain details rather than guessing.
Decide what to share
Keep your personal records under your control. Asking about support is your choice; sharing information with a legal-service provider should be a separate, informed decision.
THE PLACE THAT MATTERS
Beyond an address.
A personal record.
Make a note of the location, the rooms or land affected, and the changes you noticed. Keep original images with dates and descriptions so you can return to the details without relying on memory alone.
Your safety comes first. Never enter a restricted or unsafe area to collect photos or video.
Explore the upcoming free appBEFORE · DURING · AFTER
Give each moment
its own context.
A familiar view before the fire. A change you later noticed. A receipt or message that fills in a date. Keep those pieces together, preserving original files and noting which details you personally observed.
Explore your support optionsSUPPORT ON YOUR TERMS
You choose
the way forward.
Have questions about our services or finding legal support after a wildfire? Contact us to discuss what you are looking for. You decide whether to take the next step and what information to share.
A connection is a choice. Before any introduction, understand who will receive your information and why. No outcome or eligibility is guaranteed.
FREE BURNSCAR TRACKER APP · COMING SOON
One place for
your part of the story.
The upcoming free Burnscar Tracker app will help you log locations, photos, videos, dates and details after a wildfire. Visit burnscartracker.app for the app, or email us for release information.
Your location
Connect your record to the place affected, with an address and the details that matter to you.
Your photos and videos
Keep before, during and after media together with dates and descriptions. Document only when it is safe.
Your timeline
Bring observations and important dates into a record you can revisit as you decide what comes next.
Coming soon. Questions? info@burnscarmap.com