First Due Mobile

First Due Mobile

For a safer & faster response

835 ratings
271 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 6, 2017
  • September 28, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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Receive real-time incident notifications and navigate directly to emergencies with optimized routing. Access critical building data, pre-plans, and team communication tools for enhanced situational awareness and faster response.

βœ“Incident tracking and notification
βœ“Emergency response routing
βœ“Building data integration
βœ“Pre-incident planning
βœ“Team chat communication
βœ“Live unit tracking
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What users say

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What's New in First Due Mobile

6.1.3

September 28, 2026

General improvements and fixes

User reviews

Showing previously dispatched units

I like that First Due has the tab that shows active units on that call which is visible from the incidents tab and when you press on a call. I do wish First Due would make a separate tab not visible from overall incidents page but when you press on a call incident that would show previous units that were dispatched to that call.
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I don’t need to know every 5 seconds that the app has a new update. Literally while I was downloading the update I got two notifications about said update. I get enough notifications from this app at work as it is. Let’s put a cap on it? How about no more than 20 notifications an hour about updates? Sounds fair to me.
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Awful

If I could rate this 0 stars I would. 1 star is too many.

Truly a fantastic platform

I think First Due was judged prematurely for being buggy. But the developers and the many ambassadors from all over North America have done a fantastic job continually improving both mobile and desktop versions of First Due. It solves so many administrative issues for fire departments and it’s only getting better as it grows.
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Font too small

Very detailed, useful app, but font is way too small, almost illegible, with no way to adjust it.

Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Addresses not accurately displayed

Bug

Inability to log out or switch between departments

Bug

Inconsistent behavior across iOS and Android

Bug

Unreliable push notifications and alerts

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Dark mode option

Feature

Improved scheduling and shift management

Feature

Apple Watch integration for alerts

Feature

Offline functionality and caching

Feature

Streamlined user interface and navigation

Feature

FAQ

What does First Due Mobile do?

First Due Mobile provides real-time incident notifications and optimized routing for emergency responders. It integrates critical building data, pre-plans, and communication tools to enhance situational awareness and improve response times.

What are the key features of First Due Mobile?

Key features include incident tracking and notification, emergency-specific routing, integrated building data and pre-plans, quick building size-ups, pre-incident planning and mapping, team chat, incident statusing, and live unit tracking during incidents.

Is First Due Mobile free to use?

Based on the provided information, the application is free to use and does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.

Who is the target audience for First Due Mobile?

This application is designed for first responders, fire departments, and emergency management personnel who require efficient incident management and rapid access to critical information in the field.

How does First Due Mobile help with building information?

The app integrates data from Assessor, Building Department, and Fire Prevention sources, providing quick size-ups and detailed pre-plans for every building, including residential structures. This allows responders to understand scene specifics before arrival.