CATIE Mobile
Track emergency in real-time.
About
This app offers real-time tracking and check-in capabilities during emergencies and drills. It allows users to mark their safety and location, while administrators can monitor situations and take appropriate action. It integrates with existing emergency alerting systems for comprehensive communication.
What's New in CATIE Mobile
26.08.1
October 14, 2026
- Removed device disconnection notifications. - Improved alert handling when alerts are cleared in the background. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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FAQ
What is CATIE Mobile used for?
CATIE Mobile is used to track individuals in real-time during drills and emergencies, allowing users to check in and mark their safety and location. Administrators can monitor these situations and take necessary actions.
How does CATIE Mobile handle user safety information?
Users can mark their location and indicate if they require medical attention. Teachers can also mark their students as safe within the application.
Does CATIE Mobile integrate with other systems?
Yes, it integrates with emergency alerting platforms to send real-time information to designated individuals and first responders. It also integrates with student information systems.
What devices support CATIE Mobile?
CATIE Mobile is supported on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, making it accessible across various Apple devices.
How often is CATIE Mobile updated?
The latest version is 26.04.2, and the app was last updated on May 15, 2026, indicating regular updates for functionality and reliability.
What is the age rating for CATIE Mobile?
CATIE Mobile has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users within an organization.
Can CATIE Mobile trigger alerts to external systems?
Yes, it can trigger alerts to designated endpoints such as PA systems, digital signage, phones, and email through its integration with emergency alerting platforms.
Does CATIE Mobile have ads?
CATIE Mobile does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.
