Automatic wildfire protection for your home.
Calyx senses wildfire and shrouds your home in a water-cooled shield, in seconds, without you lifting a finger.
It's not the wall of fire. It's the embers ahead of it.
Wind carries burning embers up to a mile ahead of a wildfire. They land on roofs, in vents, on decks, and ignite the house long before the fire front arrives. Conventional defenses don't stop them.
ahead of the fire front
This is Calyx.
When Calyx senses fire, four telescoping towers rise from your property and draw a perforated, water-cooled curtain around the whole lot, sealing the home inside a fire-resistant shell. Like an airbag, it stays hidden until the instant you need it. The name comes from the calyx: the casing that shields a flower bud before it blooms.

See it deploy.
How it works.
- 01Sense
Smoke and heat sensors detect wildfire conditions, or you trigger it yourself, from anywhere.
- 02Rise
Four telescoping towers rise from the corners of your property in seconds.
- 03Shroud
A perforated, fire-resistant curtain draws around your whole property, sealing the home inside.
- 04Cool
Water weeps through the curtain, cooling the shell and turning back radiant heat and embers.
The specs.
- 01Deploy time
- Fully deployed in under 2 minutes
- 02Coverage
- 360°, extends 5 ft above the roofline
- 03Wind rating
- Holds in winds up to 80 mph
- 04Flame resistance
- Blocks direct flame contact
- 05Cooling
- Water-cooled continuously, for as long as needed
- 06Power
- Onboard battery backup, works when the grid is down
- 07Material
- Perforated fiberglass curtain
- 08Deployed duration
- Stays sealed as long as the threat lasts
They burned. It didn't.
Reserve your system.
No payment, no commitment. Reserve your place in line and you'll be first to get pricing, early access, and installation when Calyx reaches your area.
We'll only email you about Calyx.
Common questions.
What does Calyx cost?
We're not sharing pricing publicly yet. Reserve your place in line and you'll be first to get it.
What triggers it?
Smoke and heat sensors detect wildfire conditions and deploy automatically, or you trigger it yourself, from anywhere.
What if the power or water is cut during a fire?
Calyx runs on onboard battery backup, so it works when the grid goes down.
Has it been tested?
Calyx is patent-pending and engineered to hold 80 mph winds and block direct flame.
How is Calyx different from sprinklers, gels, or fire wraps?
Each of those needs a person, a warning window, or a working water main: sprinklers wet the house but lean on water pressure that often fails in a fire, gels must be sprayed hours ahead and dry out in fire weather, and wraps take a crew most of a day and cover only the structure. Calyx is different by design — it deploys itself in under two minutes, encloses the whole lot behind a physical water-cooled barrier, and runs on battery when the grid is down.
When can I get one?
We're rolling out to the highest-risk regions first. Reserve now to claim your place in line.