FIREWORKSBIBLE
One of the most comprehensive collections of fireworks information anywhere: more than 15,000 products, retail and wholesale pricing from more than 75 stores, photos, videos, specs, and your own scores, notes and costs. Built for people who take fireworks seriously.
Real screens from the app, running on the real guide. Product photography is blurred here, and the shopping lists, scores, notes and community posts are a sample account.
Type a name, brand or type into one search box, or browse the whole guide eight ways: by type, by brand, by store, by shot count, by duration, by your favorites, by your own score, or by what you already own. Switch between retail, wholesale, or both, from the same toggle.
One box searches more than 15,000 products at once. Every result carries its best retail price and its best wholesale price, so you can see what a firework costs before you open it.
Score every firework you shoot from 1 to 10. Then browse only the ones you rated, or only your favorites, and buy this year from what actually worked last year.
The best unit price and the best case price, retail and wholesale, each named with the store that has it. Both are in front of you at the same time, on every product.
The full price table for one product. Bling Bling carries 37 separate prices across the stores in this guide, and the lowest in each column is marked. Where a store publishes that price online, tap it to open that store's page and check it in real time.
Shot count, duration, case pack, part number, UPC, colors, effects and the manufacturer's own description, on one screen, for every product where that information exists.
Photo, brand, type, shots, duration, case pack, your score, the community score, your notes and your owned count. Everything the guide knows, in one place.
Where a manufacturer publishes a 3D rendering or a real shoot video, the product page links straight to it. Watch it before you pay for it.
Rate it, write down how it performed and what you paid, and set how many you own. Private to you, synced across your devices, and there again next season.
Add a PDF order confirmation or a photo of a receipt. The app matches the line items against the guide, you approve every match, and your purchases and costs update themselves.
Found something the guide has never seen. Type the name, price, store and a note, add a photo, and it goes into your own records and into the review queue for the next guide refresh.
UPC, EAN and QR codes all work. A code the guide already knows opens that product. A code it does not know drops into your list so you can link it once, and the phone remembers it after that.
1,651 store locations, with logos, websites, addresses, hours where they are posted, shipping notes and wholesale minimums. Search it, filter it by state, and star the ones you use.
Retail and wholesale sites, address, your own rating, the community rating, and a button straight into that store's products at that store's prices.
Every store page carries its state's rules: whether stores can sell, which days you are allowed to discharge, the minimum age, and a link to the statute behind it.
Build a shopping list per store. Each one shows its own item count and its own running total, so you know what the trip costs before you leave the house.
Every line carries the price that store was actually charging when you added it, times the quantity you want, with the list total kept live underneath.
Put an order discount on the whole list, or a different one on a single line. Buy one get one at 50 percent, buy one get two at 66.67 percent, or type your own percentage. Shelf price and effective price are both shown, and the line tells you which discount is winning.
Tap purchased and the line records the discounted price you actually paid, moves to the purchased section of the list, and adds itself to your inventory. No second entry.
A live inventory with counts and the last price you paid at each store. Export the inventory or the full purchase history to a spreadsheet whenever you want it.
More than 1,400 1.4G Pro products sit alongside the consumer catalog with the same photos, specs and pricing. Every one carries a PRO placard wherever it appears, so nobody puts one on a list without knowing a licence is required to buy it and shoot it.
Sales, clearances, demo nights and public shoots, filterable by distance from you and by your favorite stores. Post what you find and help the next person.
After the first load the guide lives on the phone. This screen was captured with the network switched off. Prices, specs, your lists and your notes all keep working in a field with no bars.
The same app, the same account, the same lists. On a desktop it opens as a two pane workspace with the results on the left and the product on the right. There is nothing to install from an app store.
Most guides stop at the consumer shelf. This one does not. More than 1,400 1.4G Pro products sit alongside the consumer catalog, with the same photos, specs and pricing, and every one of them is marked with a 1.4G Pro placard wherever it appears, so nobody adds one to a list without knowing a licence is required to buy and shoot it.
Fireworks law in all fifty states, a full guide to what every type of firework actually does, and a safety guide covering site setup, distance, wind, misfires and children, all in plain language, with a link to the statute behind every legal summary. Buying and show planning are being written now.
The free tier covers the whole catalog: pricing, product videos, and the full product screen for every firework in the guide. A paid subscription adds your own inventory, custom notes on every product, and the video editor.
We are building a video editor into the app so you can put together footage of your own show without leaving it. It ships with the paid subscription, and it may end up being the best reason to upgrade. Screenshots are coming as soon as it is ready to show off.
We are looking for early testers to help shape the app before it opens to everyone. Beta testers get six months of the paid subscription free in exchange for sending at least three pieces of feedback a month, straight to us. Mention it in your request and we'll count you in.
The app is invite only while we finish security work on the data. Ask for early access and we'll email you if you're approved.