Pavel Nečas was sitting alone in a hotel room. It was a regular business trip — quiet, calm, with only the faint sound of the heating system. Instead of resting, a thought crossed his mind that changed everything:

What if a fire started right now? Would the guests know where to go? Would the staff know how to respond? Who would take responsibility?

Simple questions, yet most people wouldn’t know the answer. That night became a turning point — Pavel realized that rules alone aren’t enough. People need to be taught to think and act correctly in a crisis.

He decided to create a system that delivers key safety information in a simple, visual, and modern way — one that people actually remember. He reached out to professionals — firefighters, paramedics, and crisis managers. Together, they built a team that understands that seconds often decide between life and death.