One tap per intervention during a cardiac arrest. Every rhythm check, shock, epi dose and ROSC is timestamped, with cycle timers on screen and a chart-ready narrative at the end.
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Made by an EMT for the scribe on a working arrest: big buttons, no menus to dig through, and nothing that slows the code down.
CPR, rhythm, analyze, shock, epi, amiodarone, airway, access, EtCO₂, ROSC and transport. Edit any entry afterwards.
Two-minute rhythm cycles and epi intervals count down on the buttons themselves. Silent and visual only.
Duration, time to first shock and epi, and a written narrative to copy, or a PDF timeline to share.
Rename, reorder and hide buttons, add your own, and set each timer's interval to match your service.
Weight-based documentation defaults for pediatric codes. Every value stays editable.
Works with no signal. No account, no analytics. Records stay on your phone until you share them.
CodeScribe EMS is a documentation aid, not clinical decision support. It never tells you what to give or when. Always follow your protocols and medical direction, and record what was actually done.
Training officers can share one setup with every crew: the same buttons, timers and option lists on every phone. Officer tools for rosters and code reports are on the way.
If your service is interested, or you'd like to tell us what your department needs, we'd like to hear from you.
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