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PHOTOGRAPH. IDENTIFY. REPORT.

CITIZEN BIOSECURITY IN YOUR POCKET.

AI-POWERED. GEO-TAGGED. GAMIFIED.

Fire Rant turns every smartphone into a surveillance tool — real-time nest identification, evidence-grade reporting, and community-driven engagement in a single platform.

85%+

AI confidence score

Computer vision model

20K+

Training images from iNaturalist

Verified S. invicta data

60s

Nest identification speed

Real-time inference

99%

Biosecurity alerts from citizens

National data, 2026

Introducing Fire Rant

EVERY SMARTPHONE. A SURVEILLANCE TOOL.

Fire Rant is a citizen biosecurity platform that transforms community observations into actionable intelligence. Photograph a suspected nest, receive AI-powered verification in under 60 seconds, and unlock free professional-grade bait delivered to your door.

Built on 20,000+ verified training images from iNaturalist and designed for Australian conditions — Fire Rant bridges the gap between community detection and coordinated eradication response.

  • AI Nest Identification — Computer vision trained on verified S. invicta data, 85%+ confidence
  • Geo-Tagged Reporting — GPS auto-fill creating evidence-grade location data
  • Gamified Engagement — Points, leaderboards, and community rankings
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Good afternoon,
James

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Your Command Centre

Points, reports, leaderboard — everything at a glance

Point at suspected nest
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Capture & Scan

Photograph the nest — AI analysis begins instantly

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AI Engine

Species Identification

20,000+ training images power 85%+ confidence scoring

Analysis Result

RIFA

Confidence: 85.0%

Identified Features

Loose, crumbly soil
Multiple tiny, irregular gaps
No single large entrance hole
Results

Instant Verification

RIFA confirmed — one tap to submit a verified report

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Expert articles on identification, treatment, and prevention

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Jeremy

Email

info@neonsnow.com.au

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Download Fire Rant

Join the frontline of Australia's biosecurity effort. Detect, report, and earn rewards — every observation strengthens the national eradication response.

Free to download · iOS 15+ & Android 12+ · Pilot available in SEQ

Step 01

Open Fire Rant
in seconds

Tap the app, sign in, and land on your dashboard in under 10 seconds. No friction — just open and go.

  • Instant load — minimal login wall
  • Secure login with social sign-in
  • Dashboard-first design
  • GPS auto-detects your location
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Jeremy

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#2 Henry1 130
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Step 02

Land on a clear
reporting dashboard

Everything you need at a glance — your points, recent reports, leaderboard position, and quick actions. No hunting through menus.

  • Live points & community ranking
  • Recent reports with status tracking
  • Education content & identification guides
  • One-tap to create new report
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Ant
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Good afternoon,
James

660 points

Recent reports

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#2 Henry1 130
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Step 03

Snap a photo &
let AI identify

Point your camera at a suspected fire ant or nest. One tap and our AI model — trained on 20,000+ verified images — delivers a confidence score in seconds.

  • Guided viewfinder with targeting brackets
  • On-device AI classification
  • 92%+ confidence scoring
  • Results in under 5 seconds
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  Position suspected nest in frame

AI Detection Active
Analyzing
Analyzing image... AI model processing
  • Detecting specimen
  • Classifying species
  • Generating confidence
Identified

Solenopsis invicta

92%

Confidence Score

Species Red Imported Fire Ant
Confidence 92% — High
Risk Level Elevated
Action Submit Report
Location Yarrabilba, QLD
Step 04

Submit your report
& earn points

Fill in the details — title, location, images — and hit submit. Your report goes straight to the biosecurity network and you earn community points instantly.

  • GPS auto-fills your location
  • Attach multiple photos as evidence
  • Earn 110 points per verified report
  • Level up on the community leaderboard
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Create Report

Title
Suspected fire ant nest
Date & Time
28/06/2026
2:34 PM
Location
Yarrabilba, QLD 4207
Description
Discovered fire ant mound near walking path. Approx 30cm diameter.
Images
Evidence
Evidence 2
Step 05

Track your impact
& climb the ranks

Every report strengthens the biosecurity network. Watch your contributions add up, compete on the community leaderboard, and see how your local area is tracking in real time.

  • Community leaderboard by region
  • Live heatmap of reported sightings
  • Your total contribution to eradication
  • Network effect — more users, faster response
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james@firerant.com.au

Scout Rank

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Reports

770

Points

#12

Rank

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My Impact

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    Gold Coast, QLD

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    You

    Yarrabilba, QLD

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Community Impact

SEQ Region 847 reports

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Total Reports

234

Active Users

92%

Accuracy Rate

48hr

Avg Response

Recent Network Activity

New nest confirmed — Logan Reserve

2h ago

Treatment dispatched — Yarrabilba

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12 new users joined this week

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Nest cluster identified — Scenic Rim

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Step 06

Learn from the
Knowledge Hub

Access peer-reviewed identification guides, treatment protocols, and biosecurity updates — all curated by entomologists and field researchers working on the eradication frontline.

  • Science-backed identification guides
  • APVMA-registered treatment protocols
  • Real-time biosecurity alerts
  • Earn points for completing articles
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Fire Ant

Identification

How to Identify Red Imported Fire Ants

Jun 28, 2026  ·  4 min read

Solenopsis invicta (Red Imported Fire Ants) can be distinguished from native species by several key features. RIFA workers range from 2–6mm in length and vary in size within the same colony — a hallmark of polymorphic species.

Key identification markers:

  • Copper-brown head and darker abdomen
  • Multiple worker sizes (2–6mm) in one nest
  • Dome-shaped mound with no visible entry hole
  • Aggressive swarming when nest is disturbed
  • Painful sting producing white pustule after 24hrs

If you suspect RIFA, do not disturb the nest. Use the Fire Rant camera to scan and report immediately.