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“I just wrapped a mixed-use project in Florida with a podium, parking below, and residential above. FireCodes was a lifesaver for working through NFPA 13 occupancy hazard classifications and finding the exact sections regarding when I could justify a single system versus separate risers. What used to be an hour of flipping between NFPA 13 and the FBC turned into a few minutes. It’s cut my code research time by 40% on a typical job and even more on more complicated ones.”

“FireCodes helped on a recent project defining occupancy boundaries within a facility. I used it to classify spaces and determine allowances within the given parameters. It’s saved me 30% or more on time with code research and responding to customer code questions.”

“FireCodes pulled the code in a very defined way with extensive details. It was very promising.”

“I like to search in Chat first, then go to References to copy the text verbatim onto my plans instead of manually transcribing it from the physical code book. It saves time, is more accurate, and streamlines AHJ reviews because they can see the exact code language right there on the plans. I find security knowing I’m deriving information directly from the code books, compared to Google searches that bring up forum threads and articles.”

“The References tab is the best part. The AI summary is great for getting oriented quickly, but I’m not putting anything on a stamped drawing based on a summary. Being able to pull the actual code language directly and drop it onto my plans or into an RFI response has been huge. AHJs down here read the code carefully, and showing them the exact section is needed.”

“The References tab is my favorite feature, being able to see the source code directly for verification. I will still do a second pass of verification with the actual code from NFPA, but the References tab has never been wrong, so in a pinch it’s super handy.”

“It’s an upgrade from how I used to search through code like a caveman, tab after tab, going back and forth between the search bar on a PDF reader or webpage, hoping I entered the right keyword. I don’t think I can go back to that after using FireCodes.”

“Before this I had PDFs open on two monitors and bookmarks I could never find. I’d waste time trying to remember whether something was in 13, 13R, or 14. Now I just ask. Google was useless, half the time you end up on a forum thread from 2014 citing an outdated edition or some bogus AI answer.”

“More precise responses than the same questions asked to Copilot, our company’s current AI assistant. It’s not afraid to tell me when my assumptions are wrong. GPT, Gemini, and Copilot are all very ‘make the user feel good about themselves’ and sometimes provide incorrect information.”

“I would, and I do, whenever I talk fire protection with colleagues. I personally really enjoy this software and would love to see it expanded on.”

“Absolutely. I’ve already pointed a couple of designers in my network toward it. For sprinkler guys especially.”

“Yes, from new designers to veteran designers. The uses I’ve described can be beneficial to all of them.”