for the field
Your county's EMS protocols. Offline, searchable, cited.
Every treatment protocol, policy and reference document your county EMS agency publishes — indexed, searchable, and on the device in your pocket whether or not you have signal.
Paired with an assistant that answers from the protocols themselves and cites the document and page it came from — so you can open the source and confirm it. Not a web search.
Built for the call, not the classroom.
The whole protocol set, offline.
Your county's treatment protocols, policies, procedures and reference documents — organised the way the agency publishes them, and downloaded to the device so a dead zone is not a clinical problem.
- ✓Full text search across every document
- ✓Opens at the protocol, not the front cover
- ✓Works with no signal at all
Cited answers, not web searches.
Ask in plain language — "adult symptomatic bradycardia, what is the atropine dose?" — and get an answer drawn from your county's protocols, with the document and page cited so you can open the source and confirm it yourself.
- ✓Answers from your county's documents only
- ✓Every answer carries its citation
- ✓Says so when the protocols do not cover it
The arithmetic, already done.
Weight-based dosing, drip rates and the reference tables you would otherwise be flipping pages for — sitting alongside the protocol that calls for them instead of in a separate app.
- ✓Weight-based dose and drip calculations
- ✓Reference tables where the protocol needs them
- ✓Every value traceable to its source document
Where this patient goes.
Receiving facilities with their designations and capabilities, so the destination decision is made against the county's own list rather than from memory at three in the morning.
- ✓Facility designations and capabilities
- ✓Base hospital contact details
- ✓Kept in step with the agency's list
One app, every county you work.
Orange County
The full OC EMS treatment protocols, policies and reference set, indexed document by document and searchable offline. This is the county the app launches with.
Los Angeles County
LA County is next. The same library, the same assistant, the same citations — sourced from the LA County EMS Agency's own published documents.
Your county
One subscription covers every county in the app, so adding yours costs you nothing extra. Tell us which agency you work under and it goes on the list.
Every detail, considered.
“3 protocols updated.”
The app tells you how many documents moved since you last opened it, and takes you straight to them. A protocol revision you never noticed is the one that catches you out.
Both halves, side by side.
Standing orders and base hospital orders are laid out together the way the protocol prints them, so it is obvious at a glance where your authority ends and the call begins.
Micro-facts, every launch.
One short cited fact pulled from your county's own documents each time you open the app. Five seconds, one more thing that stays with you.
Downloaded, not streamed.
The library lives on the device. Basements, canyons, freeway underpasses and a dead LTE cell make no difference to whether you can read the protocol.
The protocol, where you need it.
County EMS protocols are published as PDFs, hundreds of pages deep, revised on their own schedule, and almost always read on a phone in bad light with a patient in front of you. That is a terrible way to reach a treatment decision.
So the documents get indexed, made searchable offline, and paired with an assistant that answers from them and cites what it used. The source of truth stays the county’s document. This is a faster way to get to it.
Field-First
Designed for the moment you are standing over a patient, not for a desk. Fewest taps to the protocol, always.
Sourced, Not Summarised
Everything traces back to a document the county EMS agency published. Nothing is paraphrased into the app and left there.
Independent
Not a county product and not sold to counties. That is what lets one subscription cover every county you work under.
Current
Protocols get revised. The app tells you what moved since you last opened it instead of quietly serving you last year's version.
Your protocols, in your pocket.
14-day free trial, then $1.99/mo or $19.99/yr — one subscription, every county. Download the library for offline use and read it wherever the call takes you, for as long as your subscription is active.