When wildfires outpace emergency response, homeowners need the ability to act. A self-deployable defense protects during the most critical hours.
Introducing Engine1
Engine1 is a prototype and the first mobile, self-deployable wildfire protection system, powered by your pool to protect homes when minutes matter most. We’re launching on Kickstarter in March 2026. Join early access to help shape the design and bring a new line of fire defense to communities.
Homes don't burn only from walls of flame. They ignite from wind-driven embers. Fire seasons are intensifying. Insurance premiums are rising. Coverage is disappearing. Relying solely on fire departments is no longer enough.
Ember storms cause most of home ignitions
Fire crews routinely overwhelmed
Insurance disappearing in high-risk zones
Homeowners need self-reliant protection
You can't control the wildfire, but you can protect your home.
Meet Engine1 Your All-In-One Home Defense System
Engine1 uses your pool as a water source and deploys long-range impact sprinklers to protect your home for hours after you evacuate. No pool? We offer a No-Pool Kit with portable water storage. The core principle is simple: Wet Homes Don't Burn.
Engine1 arrives with every component required for immediate deployment. Built for reliability under extreme conditions. Engine1 is proudly designed and assembled in Los Angeles, California.
Protects home and surroundings for approximately 8 hours
All-In-One Mobile System
Everything stores in one integrated system for easy deployment
Flexible Configurations
Customizable for large homes or homes without pools
Protection in Minutes
Engine1 is designed for homeowners to deploy in under 30 minutes. Every essential firefighting tool is organized in one place, so you’re not scrambling for tools when time is critical. Once activated, Engine1 runs continuously after you evacuate, keeping your home wet so flying embers can’t ignite vulnerable surfaces. The principle is simple: Wet Homes Don’t Burn.
Wet Homes Don't Burn. Most homes ignite from airborne embers, not direct flames. Engine1 disrupts this ignition pathway by keeping surfaces wet and resistant during ember storms.