Wildfire Risk Verification

Utilities spend billions.
Now they can prove it.

GetVer.io is the missing infrastructure layer between utility field operations, insurers, and regulators, creating cryptographic proof that risk was identified, reported, and resolved.

$250B+ Eaton Fire Estimated Losses
$9.2B CA Annual Utility Mitigation Spend
2 Issued USPTO Patents,
Third in Prosecution
0 Independent Verification Systems
Before GetVer
The Problem

Known. Unfixed. Unproven.

Utilities spend billions on wildfire mitigation every year. The problem is not funding; it is that nobody can independently prove the work actually happened.

Workers See Hazards. Nobody Records Them.

Field crews observe vegetation contact, failing equipment, and access issues every day. Those observations are verbal, informal, and legally invisible.

Mitigation Spend Is an Input, Not an Outcome.

Wildfire mitigation plans report dollars budgeted and dollars spent. They do not produce an independent record that specific hazards were found and specific work was completed.

Self-Reporting Is the Only Reporting.

Regulators, insurers, and courts all rely on the utility's own account of its own work. When the account is questioned after a fire, there is no independent record to check it against.

After the Fire, the Question Is Always the Same.

What did you know, when did you know it, and what did you do about it? Today, no system exists that can answer that question with tamper-evident records.

From field observation to verified record.

Two applications, deliberately separated: anonymous hazard reporting and verified work documentation, both producing cryptographically sealed records.

1

Report

A field worker documents a hazard or a completed job on a phone, on site, even offline. Identity is protected by design; the record stands on its own.

2

Seal

The report is hashed and timestamped the moment it is captured. From that point it cannot be altered, backdated, or quietly deleted by anyone.

3

Corroborate

Ground reports are fused with independent satellite and radar observation of the same locations, so the record is checked against physics, not paperwork.

4

Prove

The result is an independent, verifiable record of what was found, what was fixed, and when: evidence that stands up to regulators, insurers, and courts.

Who It's For

Built for the parties who carry the risk.

The same verified record serves both sides of the table.

Utilities

  • Demonstrate mitigation work with independent records, not self-reported filings
  • Surface field hazards early, before they become ignition events
  • Give crews a protected channel to report what they see
  • Build a defensible evidentiary position before it is ever needed

Insurers & Regulators

  • Replace honor-system attestations with verifiable field data
  • Price and oversee risk on demonstrated outcomes, not described intentions
  • Access an independent record when post-event questions arise
  • Anchor catastrophe models to ground truth from the field
Intellectual Property

Patented. Issued. In force.

The verification architecture is protected by issued United States utility patents, with additional prosecution ongoing.

Issued

US 12,647,281: Cryptographic Work Verification System for Pattern-Based Risk Detection

Issued June 2, 2026. Verifies organizational responses to detected safety patterns and produces a cryptographically verifiable, exportable evidence package.

Issued

US 12,659,164: Cryptographic Verification System

Issued June 16, 2026. Generates compliance evidence for field reporting while permanently dissociating worker identity from the report submission.

Pending

Application 19/320,266: Automated Compliance Verification System for Pattern-Based Risk Detection

In active prosecution before the USPTO.

Get In Touch

Ready to talk?

We are working with utilities, insurers, and regulators. If you are in the wildfire risk space, we should have a conversation.

David Mangold, Founder, Fenris LLC

admin@getver.io

414-233-2370

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