PocketBrainBook for Fire & EMS

PocketBrainBook for Fire & EMS puts a fast, offline field reference in your pocket — built for volunteer and small-department firefighters and EMS providers who need answers on scene, not a search engine. WHAT'S INSIDE • Protocols — quick-reference guides for Fire Suppression, Rescue, Hazmat, Medical/EMS, and Scene Safety. • Tools & Calculators — fireground and patient-care calculators (Pump Pressure and more). • Pre-Incident Planning — build and store pre-incident plans with photos and PDF attachments, and import plans shared by others. • My Department — keep your department's contacts and plans on your device. • Translator — common phrases in multiple languages with tap-to-play audio, for talking with patients and the public. • Quick lookups — DOT/NFPA hazmat placards and a pill identifier. • Training & Reference — handy references to keep sharp between calls. BUILT FOR THE FIELD • Works offline — most of the app is available without a connection. • Clean, fast layout meant for gloves-on, on-scene use. • Your notes, contacts, and plans stay on your device. SUBSCRIPTION Start with a 2-week free trial, then $23.99/year. Payment is charged to your Apple Account; auto-renews yearly unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://pocketbrainbook.com/privacy-fire-ems#terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://pocketbrainbook.com/privacy-fire-ems IMPORTANT PocketBrainBook for Fire & EMS is an independent reference and training aid provided for informational purposes only. It is NOT medical, legal, or professional advice, and it is NOT a substitute for formal training, your department's SOPs/SOGs, your medical director or medical control, or the current standard of care. Content may contain errors and can become out of date — always verify against your own current protocols and medical direction, and operate only within your certification and scope of practice. This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official publication of any government agency or standards organization. In a real emergency, call 911 and follow your dispatch, incident command, and medical control.