Watch Duty (Wildfire)

4.8

Rating

1.00M

Downloads

Everyone

Age

Google Play

Watch Duty (Wildfire) App Info

App Name

Watch Duty (Wildfire)
Price

Free
Developer

Watch Duty
Category
Communication
Updated

2026-01-11
Version

2026.1.7

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I start using Watch Duty (Wildfire) for the first time?

Download the app, open it, and create a free account. Grant location access, then explore the map and notifications to stay informed about local wildfires.

What are the main features of Watch Duty (Wildfire)?

The app offers real-time wildfire alerts, fire perimeter maps, satellite hotspots, weather info, evacuation updates, firefighting aircraft tracking, and save locations for quick access.

How can I receive wildfire alerts on my device?

Enable push notifications in the app settings under 'Notifications' to get instant alerts about nearby wildfires and firefighting activities.

Can I customize the areas I want to monitor?

Yes, you can save locations by going to the app's 'Saved Locations' feature in the menu for quick access to your priority areas.

Does using Watch Duty cost anything?

The app is free for all users, but you can support the organization by paying a $25/year membership via the app's 'Settings > Support' to access exclusive features.

How do I become a supporter or subscribe to the premium features?

Go to 'Settings > Support' within the app, select the $25/year membership option, and follow the prompts to subscribe and unlock additional features.

What should I do if the app isn't updating or crashing?

Try updating to the latest version via your app store, restart your device, and ensure your internet connection is stable. Contact support if issues persist.

Is Watch Duty (Wildfire) officially affiliated with government agencies?

No, the app is independent and sources data from trusted public agencies. It explicitly states it is not affiliated with any government organization.

How accurate is the wildfire data provided by Watch Duty?

The app uses data from reputable sources like NOAA and NASA satellites. While generally reliable, always follow official government advisories during emergencies.