Settings
Device, alert and household preferences. Every change here takes effect immediately across the dashboard, mobile-app preview and smartwatch preview — this is one shared simulation, not separate settings per screen.
Device identity
Name this device and confirm which property it's assigned to.
Language, contrast & LED
Display preferences for the app and the physical device.
High contrast mode
Increases text contrast across the app and device display.
Alerts & alarm
Control which alerts notify you, and how loud the on-device alarm is.
Quiet hours
Suppress non-critical push/SMS/email notifications during these hours.
Critical alarm sounds
Acute Danger and Evacuation Warning always sound the on-device alarm — this cannot be disabled, muted, or limited by quiet hours, for safety reasons.
Mobile Backup
How the device should behave when Wi-Fi is unavailable.
Household notification order
Who gets notified first when an alert fires.
- 1Alex Martins
- 2Sofia Martins
- 3Emma Martins
- 4Lucas Martins
Automatic self-tests
Fire Guard One can test its own sensors, speaker and LED ring on a schedule.
Automatic self-tests
Runs a full self-test on the schedule below, and reports results to System Health.
Privacy
What a real SYLVIQ deployment would process — and what this prototype actually does.
Property location
Address and map coordinates used to check wildfire proximity.
Device telemetry
Battery, connectivity, sensor and self-test status from Fire Guard One.
Household contacts
Names and notification preferences for household members.
Warning acknowledgements
Who acknowledged which alert, and when.
Safety-plan data
Meeting point, evacuation routes, emergency contacts, items to take.
This prototype only ever uses fictional demo data. Nothing above is tracked, sold, or sent to a real third party — everything lives in your browser tab for this session only.
“Delete demo data” clears notifications, the safety plan and settings back to defaults. “Reset demo” also resets the live fire/weather/device simulation to its starting state.