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SizeUpIQTrain smarter. Respond better.
Built for the decisions that happen fast

Train the size-up before the scene gets loud.

Put firefighters in realistic decision-making reps. Give instructors the tools to build the incident, coach the response, and see what the next drill needs to fix.

Realistic scenario reps Deep scenario authoring Assignments and review Performance insight
Experience it before you sign up

Take a real SizeUpIQ scenario right now.

Try the same kind of scenario experience learners use in SizeUpIQ—with changing conditions, scored questions, and immediate feedback. No account required, and your answers are not saved.

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Built around the way you train

One platform. Different jobs.

Run a quick rep as an individual, build a complete scenario as a creator, coach and review as an instructor, or manage the full training program inside an organization.

Scenario Library

Open SizeUpIQ and get another meaningful rep.

Browse published scenarios from the platform, your organization, and your own library. Filter by source, category, occupancy, skill, or training objective so practice can match what you actually need to work on.

  • Personal, organization, and platform scenario sources
  • Search, filters, categories, and training tags
  • Published version history without changing past attempts
  • Practice, assigned training, and performance history stay connected
Four emergency training scenes showing a strip mall fire, high-rise fire, wildfire near homes, and warehouse loading dock fire
Scenario Builder

Build the call you want them to face.

Turn your own experience and media into multi-scene training. Control what the learner sees, when the scene changes, what they have to decide, and whether the answer scores automatically or needs instructor judgment.

  • Multi-scene scenarios with image, video, audio, and supporting views
  • Timed observation plus keep visible, hide scene, freeze scene, or manual reveal behavior
  • Selections, ordered choices, written answers, radio-style responses, scoring, and teaching feedback
  • Preview, clone, draft review, publishing, and immutable version history
Scene Effects & CluesPosition smoke, fire, people, hazards, labels, and other visual elements directly on a scene. Animated smoke and fire can change the feel of the incident while reduced-motion alternatives keep the experience accessible.
Scenario media montage showing smoke at a house, smoke at a commercial building, and a wildfire scene
Scenario Exchange

A good scenario should not have to stay inside one training room.

Scenario Exchange gives the community a place to discover and rate shared training. Try a scenario before bringing it into your workflow, or copy an editable version into Builder so you can adapt it without changing the original.

  • Discover shared scenarios and use ratings to find useful training
  • Try community scenarios without adding a normal assessment record
  • Copy shared scenarios into a personal or organization authoring workflow
  • Portable import and export workflows for scenario content
Warehouse loading dock fire with heavy black smoke and visible flames
Organization Workspace

Run the whole training program without losing the details.

Departments, academies, and agencies get a workspace for people, groups, assignments, shared scenarios and media, assessment review, and reporting. The active organization keeps each training program in the right context.

  • Members, invitations, roles, and active-workspace controls
  • Assignments, assessment review, and training notifications
  • Shared organization scenarios and media for creators and instructors
  • Reporting views that keep team performance connected to the training workflow
Training scene collage with a commercial fire, wildfire, industrial smoke condition, and trench rescue hazard
High-rise apartment fire scenario shown from multiple exterior views with smoke and flames
01 For individuals

Practice the call before it is your call.

Use SizeUpIQ on your own schedule to keep your eyes, radio report, and first priorities sharp. Complete open training, assigned work, or repeated reps from the same scenario without losing your own training history.

Scenario repsTimed observationImmediate feedbackPersonal progress
Learner experienceResponders can work from the available library, follow assigned training, review completed attempts, and keep their own progress visible without needing to manage the rest of the platform.
02For creators

Build training that looks like your jurisdiction.

Scenario authors and instructors get the tools to build incident scenes, structure questions, shape feedback, and publish training that fits the calls their people actually face.

Use your own scene media

Start from images, video, and audio that match the occupancies, apparatus, and conditions your learners recognize.

Shape the scene

Add smoke, fire, victims, hazards, clues, labels, and other overlays to match changing conditions and teaching intent.

Control observation and response timing

Decide how long learners observe the scene, what happens when observation ends, and whether the response itself has a time limit.

Questions built for judgment

Mix objective scoring with written or instructor-reviewed responses, confidence, feedback, and ordered decision choices.

Drafts, review, preview, and versions

Preview before publishing, clone useful work, submit organization content for review, and create new versions without rewriting history.

AI Scenario Assistant

Where offered, optional AI assistance can help start a scenario, analyze scene content, suggest questions, and return author-controlled suggestions.

Publish and reuse

Share suitable scenarios through Scenario Exchange, import or export portable content, and copy shared scenarios back into an editable workflow.

03For instructors

Assign. Review. Coach the decision.

Move beyond simply sending out a quiz. Put the right scenario in front of the right people, see who completed it, review the answers that need professional judgment, and use the results to decide what gets trained next.

1Assign

Send a published scenario to individuals or groups and keep required work separate from open practice.

2Track

Follow assignment status and completion without chasing separate spreadsheets.

3Review

Score responses that need instructor judgment and add feedback while the training context is still visible.

4Coach

Use member, group, scenario, question, and activity reporting to find the next coaching opportunity.

Groups and cohortsTraining notificationsManual assessment reviewReporting and exports
04For organizations

Give the department one place to run scenario training.

Bring members, instructors, shared content, assignments, assessment review, and analytics into an organization workspace while keeping personal work and other organizations appropriately separated.

People & access

Invite members, assign owner or administrator roles, define custom roles and permissions, and organize people into reusable groups or cohorts.

Shared training content

Keep organization scenarios and media available to authorized creators instead of rebuilding the same assets for every instructor.

Training operations

Manage assignments, completion, assessment review, and organization-level notifications from a consistent workspace.

Analytics that lead somewhere

Review performance by member, group, scenario, question, taxonomy, and activity so reports turn into the next drill instead of another dashboard.

AI Private Beta

Turn local experience into training faster with AI.

AI supports the authoring work without taking control away from the instructor. Create realistic image conditions from your own photos, then use the Scenario Assistant to help shape the training around them.

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AI Media Studio

Turn familiar buildings into realistic training scenes.

Use a Media Library image or upload a photo just for the AI session. Describe the fire and smoke conditions you want, refine the temporary result, and save only the version worth keeping.

  • Temporary candidates stay out of Media Library and S3 until you save
  • Refine the current result or restart from the original photo
  • Save to Media Library or directly into an editable scenario scene
AI Scenario Assistant

Get a head start without giving up instructor judgment.

Use AI to analyze scene imagery, suggest questions and observations, review draft clarity, or create an editable scenario starter. Nothing is applied until the author chooses it.

  • Author-reviewed suggestions rather than automatic publishing
  • Shared AI action allowance for clear usage control
  • Optional add-on that leaves normal authoring fully available
Photo→Describe conditions→Refine→Save training scene
The full feature map

The details are part of the product.

The platform stays focused on four jobs: train, build, teach, and lead.

Train

  • Realistic scenes with image, video, audio, and multiple views
  • Timed observation and response windows
  • Decision questions, radio-style responses, and feedback
  • Immediate scoring and personal progress

Build

  • Multi-scene scenario authoring
  • Your own media plus scene effects and clues
  • Flexible question types and scoring workflows
  • Drafts, preview, clone, publish, and versions

Teach

  • Assignments for individuals and groups
  • Completion tracking and review queues
  • Instructor scoring and coaching feedback
  • Reporting that points to the next drill

Lead

  • Members, roles, groups, and organization workspaces
  • Shared scenarios and media
  • Organization reporting and training trends
  • One place to run scenario training across the team

Help when you need it.

Searchable guides, contextual help, and built-in feedback keep training moving.

Training content stays where it belongs.

Role-based access and organization workspaces help keep members, scenarios, media, and results appropriately separated.

Better reps build better decisions

See the platform in action, then start building the training your people need.