CrisisCMD
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Operational Logging, built for the Incident Ground. CrisisCMD gives emergency responders a fast, structured way to capture what happened, what was decided, and what happens next - as the incident unfolds. Built for operational environments, CrisisCMD combines incident logging, shared updates, mapping, attachments and reporting in one field-ready application. Whether you are managing a developing incident, supervising crews, recording critical decisions or simply need an accurate operational record, CrisisCMD keeps the information that matters in one place. Create a structured, time-stamped operational log directly from your device. Record: * Actions and decisions * Observations and intelligence * Operational updates * Photos and supporting documents * Locations and incident information * Follow-up actions and reminders Entries create a clear chronological record that can be referred to during the incident and retained afterwards. SHARE A COMMON OPERATIONAL PICTURE Supported incidents can be shared between CrisisCMD users, allowing operational information to remain current across connected devices. See updates as they are recorded and maintain a clearer picture of what is occurring without relying on handwritten notes, disconnected messages or individual recollection. BUILT FOR THE FIELD Emergency incidents are dynamic. Information arrives quickly, priorities change, and important details are easily lost. CrisisCMD has been designed around that environment. The interface keeps operational logging fast and deliberate, with structured entries, timestamps, attachments and incident information available without unnecessary complexity. Less administration during the incident. A better record when it is over. KEY CAPABILITIES *Operational Incident Logging* Capture actions, decisions, observations and operational updates as they occur. *Shared Incidents* Maintain incident information across supported CrisisCMD users and connected devices. *Live Mapping* View location and spatial information relevant to the incident. *Photos and Documents* Attach images, PDFs and supporting material directly to the operational record. *Incident Reporting* Generate structured PDF incident reports directly from your device. *Time-Stamped Records* Maintain a chronological history of operational activity and updates. *Reminders* Set time-based prompts for actions that need to be revisited during an incident. CrisisCMD is suited to: * Emergency service personnel * Volunteer and career responders * Incident controllers * Duty officers * Team leaders and supervisors * Emergency management personnel * Operational coordinators * Emergency response teams From routine incidents through to complex and evolving operations, CrisisCMD provides a practical way to maintain the operational record. Apple Standard End User Licence Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ OPERATIONAL USE CrisisCMD is an operational support and record keeping tool. It does not replace organisational command systems, emergency management arrangements, approved communications systems, procedures or professional judgement. Users remain responsible for operating in accordance with their organisation's procedures, training, authority and applicable laws and regulations.Read more
Versions
- Version 1.0.4First seen · 26 Sept 2026
This release introduces new operational capabilities and refinements across CrisisCMD. * Import GPX, KML and GeoPDF mapping data * Improved incident mapping, including geolocated incident photos * Enhanced CarPlay weather support for Emergency WA incidents * Proximity notifications when approaching Emergency WA incident locations * New Reports section for reproducing previous reports while preserving audit integrity * Updated AI-assisted guidance * Improved PDF report generation and presentation * Mapping, performance and usability refinements throughout * Minor bug fixes and general improvem…
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