Code Ready Pro

Code Ready Pro walks emergency medical professionals through a code — step by step — using principles from the American Heart Association (AHA) ACLS guidelines and the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC).

Built for ED registered nurses, paramedics, and code-team members who want a fast, offline, citation-tracked guide at the bedside.

LIVE CARDIAC ARREST RUNNER
• Running code clock plus a 2-minute CPR-cycle timer with a "rhythm check due" alarm
• Epinephrine 3–5 minute "due / overdue" reminder
• Shock, cycle, and epinephrine counters
• Shockable ↔ non-shockable toggle that switches the on-screen pathway (VF/pulseless VT vs PEA/Asystole)
• One-tap logging of shocks, epinephrine, amiodarone, rhythm checks, and ROSC
• H's & T's reversible causes, high-quality CPR targets, and ROSC signs
• Timestamped event log

ALGORITHMS
• Adult Bradycardia — atropine, transcutaneous pacing, dopamine/epinephrine infusions
• Adult Tachycardia — stable vs unstable, synchronized cardioversion, adenosine
• Trauma Code — TNCC primary survey C-A-B-C-D-E with massive-hemorrhage control first
• Post-ROSC care — oxygenation, blood pressure, targeted temperature management, reperfusion

QUICK REFERENCE
• Consolidated drug / dosing card — indication, adult dose, caveats, and source for every medication

PRIVATE & OFFLINE
• 100% on-device — no network calls, no analytics, no patient data
• Works with no signal, exactly when you need it
• Dark mode supported
• Interface available in 9 languages

Every recommendation cites its source. Clinical content reflects the AHA 2025 Guidelines for CPR & Emergency Cardiovascular Care and ENA TNCC (9th edition).

IMPORTANT — DECISION SUPPORT ONLY
Code Ready Pro is a quick-reference aid for trained, licensed clinicians. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for your code-team leader, Medical Command, an accredited ACLS/PALS/TNCC course, or your own clinical judgment. Adult dosing only — pediatric (PALS) is out of scope. Always confirm against current guidelines and your local protocol.

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Recent changes:
Safety fix: the code runner's Amiodarone button could be tapped an unlimited number of times with no warning. It now stops at the ACLS-defined 2 arrest doses (300 mg, then 150 mg) and is disabled after the second dose — the rest of the code runner (timer, CPR cycles, shocks, epi) is unaffected. Also updated for the latest Android platform requirements.