First Responder Helper (FResH) is my first responder software. Dispatch is publicly available and works out of the box, globally. 

First responder and dispatcher actions are harmonized via my custom algorithm.

My user interface is beautiful, streamlined, and easy to use. Any city or township can easily download and install this on iPads, or iPhones to immediately synchronize all first responder efforts and maximize efficiency. 

Access can be given to all local and borderline first responders, enabling easy coordination between precincts, especially useful when incidents occur near borders or when multiple juridictions overlap. 

First responders can request to join servers and find nearby incidents needing assistance that meet their individual skills while being alerted to known hazards, increasing both efficiency and safety of first responders.

Enhance efficiency by using the color coded map. Easily see all open incidents and responders in your area. Filter down to type or precinct/server instantly. 

First Responders are shown by a color coded profile icon (bust icon)

Incidents are shown by a incident type icon:

Blue Badge: Police primary need.

The algorithm checks the police incident description for special codes. 

Blue with a white badge : No code

Blue with a green badge : Code 1

Blue with a yellow badge: Code 2

Blue with a red badge : Code 3

Red Fire: Fire primary need.

Green Medical: Medical primary need.

Purple Support: Roadside/other primary need.

Map has full zoom functionality. Tapping the incident on the map will open the incident details and enable users to list themselves as responding. 

First responders first must create a profile, and then request to join servers. 

Profiles include non-PII names, primary branch, and any special skills the officer has. 

Most first responders don't know every street in the city. Incidents don't always happen at a provided address. Create an incident by address or dropping a pin anywhere in the world. First responders with access to your server data will be instantly notified and can respond to nearby incidents. 

At a quick glance first responders know what known threats await them, from armed suspects to HAZMAT spills. 

The app immediately enhances the safety of every first responder. 

Incidents also highlight any immediate needs, enabling specialized first responders to more easily allocate their skills. 

From the dashboard view with all incidents and responders, if you select an incident, this view will appear. 

At a glance you can see all the details of the incident and any known threats or special needs. 

You can tap the "Apple Maps" icon to open the location in Apple Maps and get turn by turn directions directly to the location. 

At the bottom, the "Responders" section, you can see if anyone has chosen to respond to the incident. 1 spot is reserved for each primary type of responder (police, fire, medical, and support). There are 4 open responders positions for events requiring more than 1 of a given branch. Tapping the profile icon will open the profile details of the responder. 

In this example, you can see 3 police officers have chosen to respond. 

Tapping the map will open a detailed view of all responders, see next section for a screenshot. 

tapping the chat icon in the bottom left corner will open incident specific chat. 

From the open incident page, if you tap the map, this detailed map will open. 

You can clearly see where all the other officers choosing to respond are currently located. In this example, one officer appears to be on-scene with 2 others on their way, one from the north and one from the south. 

As always, tapping on the profile icon will open the profile of the respondig officer so you can know who they are, in addition to where they are. 

Create a server and give access to those you approve. 

Servers can be either Public (anyone can find them), or private (only searchable if you provide them the server's unique ID). 

Users can request to join your server, and start in pending status. You can reject/approve members as needed, and assign additional admins. Ideally each precinct has all officers as "Full Members" and adjacent precincts as read-only. This enables easy collaboration for incidents near borders. 

There is no limit to the number of precinct servers you can be a member of or admin of, but users can only be an owner of 1 server, and each server only has 1 owner. 

Easy to understand incident log allows users to perform admin actions (edit/delete) of any incidents they have administrative rights to. 

Action log shows all actions taken by the user:

Clock in/Clock out.

Incident Response.

Incident Closure (even if someone else closes the incident you responded to).

The app works on both iPhones and iPads.

This uses cutting edge Apple software kits, meaning it is not compatible with Android or web interfaces. 

I think it looks better on the iPad...