PulsePoint Respond

PulsePoint Respond

Building informed communities

272K ratings
520 reviews
#34 in free Medical
🏥 Medical
📡 News
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 13, 2012
  • August 28, 2026

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About

This app connects to 911 to alert you about local emergencies, including cardiac events requiring CPR. It also provides notifications for other community incidents like fires and floods, and allows you to monitor live dispatch radio. It's designed to build informed and responsive communities.

911-connected emergency alerts
CPR needed notifications
Community incident alerts (fires, floods)
Live dispatch radio monitoring
FirstNet Certified™ application
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What's New in PulsePoint Respond

26.8.5387

August 28, 2026

• In regions that use both PulsePoint Respond and Genasys Protect, PulsePoint's Community Alert/Advisory message type now provides an additional channel for automatic distribution of Genasys mass notifications. • CPR-needed alerts now use an adaptive radius to more effectively locate responders. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

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This app rose +5 positions in Medical chart.

Last updated on September 21, 2026.

User reviews

Home owner Carmel valley 93924

I wish our local fire department was part of this app, we live in a high fire area and also a flood prone neighborhood I have asked them and there response was it’s to expensive

Nothing works

No local FDs have shown up on here for weeks and I don’t know why.

Awesome App

I love this app, it tells you in detail what’s going on in the call

Retired

Pulse point adds a dimension to our life’s,

that allows us to be aware of what is happening directly around us and selected locations. The dynamics of being informed is much appreciated.

Sound

Need the scanner back

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Incidents not always displayed in a timely manner

Bug

Difficulty understanding response unit codes/abbreviations

Bug

Location services issues causing inconsistent performance

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Radius-based notification filtering

Feature

Separate notification settings for each agency

Feature

Ability to follow specific stations/departments

Feature

Integration with mapping apps for navigation

Feature

Customizable notification sounds and tones

Feature

FAQ

What does PulsePoint Respond do?

PulsePoint Respond is a 911-connected mobile application that immediately informs users of emergencies in their community. It can also request assistance when cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is needed nearby, alerting trained individuals who are willing to help.

What kind of emergencies can I be notified about?

You can receive notifications for "CPR Needed" alerts when someone nearby is experiencing a cardiac emergency. Additionally, you can opt-in to be notified of other community events such as wildland fires, flooding, and utility emergencies.

Is PulsePoint Respond free to use?

Yes, PulsePoint Respond is a free application. It is developed by PulsePoint, a 501(c)(3) public non-profit foundation dedicated to building applications that help public safety agencies inform and engage their citizens.

What communities are covered by PulsePoint Respond?

PulsePoint Respond currently provides coverage for thousands of communities across North America, with many more communities being added regularly. You can visit pulsepoint.org for more information on coverage areas.

Can I listen to live emergency radio traffic?

Yes, you can monitor live dispatch radio traffic for most PulsePoint-connected communities directly within the app. Simply tap on the speaker icon to access this feature.