Independent software studio · Wyoming, USA

Software built for the people who keep buildings safe.

Bannerman creates focused field tools from firsthand trade experience—turning the hard parts of the work into clear, dependable systems.

BANNERMAN / FIELD NOTE 001WY · USA
PRINCIPLE 01Practical by
design.

Start with the work.
Remove what gets in its way.

  1. 01
    ObserveReal field work
  2. 02
    SimplifyThe hard parts
  3. 03
    BuildThe right tool

Built in the field

Designed with purpose

Protected by default

Supported by a real person

Our work

One problem at a time.
Solved all the way through.

We build software where clarity, location, and reliable records matter.

FireVault Pro app icon

FLAGSHIP PRODUCT

FireVault PRO

FIELD OPERATIONS · FIRE & LIFE SAFETY

Your entire account history, ready when the call comes in.

FireVault Pro is a field workspace for fire alarm professionals. It brings customer records, location intelligence, trip logs, site pins, photos, documents, and reporting together—without turning the technician into a data-entry clerk.

FireVault Pro Nearby Accounts screen showing demo accounts on a map
01

Account intelligence

Keep sites, contacts, notes, documents, and field history organized in one reliable record.

02

Location awareness

Find nearby accounts, save exact drop-pin locations, and arrive with the right site context.

03

Field reporting

Capture trip activity and job information while the details are still fresh.

Why Bannerman exists

The best field software starts by understanding the field.

Bannerman was founded by David Bannerman, a working fire alarm technician who got tired of watching valuable information disappear between service calls.

That experience shapes every decision: fewer distractions, clear status, useful location context, and records that remain yours. We build deliberately, listen closely, and support the people using what we make.

Based in
Wyoming, USA
Founded by
David Bannerman
Focus
Professional field software

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Have a hard field problem?
Let’s make it clear.

david@bannerman.us