FireCodes AI lets fire professionals search codes and check cited text
FireCodes AI is built around a practical problem for fire-protection professionals: a project can require research across several code books, while the answer still needs to be checked against the applicable text. Its product, called FireCodes, lets engineers, designers and inspectors select books and ask questions in plain language. It returns an AI-generated answer with section references and a panel showing the cited code language. The distinction matters because finding a passage is not the same as deciding how it applies. FireCodes is a research aid, not an official interpretation or engineering approval; its terms also warn that AI-generated information can be inaccurate.
A search that points back to the code
A user can search by question, keyword or section number. The company describes its Multi Book feature as a way to search several selected books together, such as sprinkler rules alongside building-code provisions.
That design gives a professional a starting point for comparing provisions without treating the AI summary as the final decision. The cited language provides material to check, while the professional remains responsible for interpreting the requirements and their exceptions.
FireCodes says its library covers 82 adopted code books across 30 states, two city jurisdictions and two federal authorities. Those figures are the company’s description of its offer as of November 8, 2026.
What customers pay for
FireCodes publishes a free trial of five questions. Its monthly Base plan costs $49.99 per seat for one or two seats and searches one book at a time; the monthly Multi-Book option costs $69.99 per seat for the same seat band. One seat is the minimum purchase shown.