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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 20, 2017
  • July 1, 2026
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This app provides real-time feedback on CPR performance for instructors and learners. It supports multiple manikins and offers detailed reports for debriefing, aiming to improve basic life-saving skills through objective analysis.

Real-time CPR performance analysis
Support for multiple manikins
In-depth performance reports
CPR game for quality focus
Choking baby learning objectives
Global resuscitation guideline support
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What's New in QCPR

8.0.7

July 1, 2026

Enhanced our authentication system to provide a more reliable and secure sign-in experience. This update does not change the application's behavior. New AED firmware is now available to provide better training support. This release also includes UI refinements, stability enhancements, and general improvements to the training experience.

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User reviews

Manikin problem

Won’t update module on QCPR manikin even though it recognised it and connected

15:2 not supported

The app which normally runs very smoothly, refuses to acknowledge any rescue breaths whilst using the new 15:2 protocol. This needs to be fixed asap or the entire setup is rendered obsolete.

Qcrashpr

The app is good for what it is. If it worked it would be fine, however trying to connect to any models then launching it causes it to crash instantly. No options for non mobile either

Useless

Can’t use app as when ever we open it the screen greys out with a notice about migrating results to newest version and to not shut down as this could take two minutes. We don’t shut down but this happens every time and the greyed out screen won’t go away making the app unusable. Please fix

Force closes and slow to link

The more and more updates I get, the more I begin to hate these. With the new update it forces close in the middle of a practice session which is embarrassing for this price point.

Would be great if you can name the manikins. Sometimes when I have 12 manikins on and everything is named “little”, it’s hard to find what I want.

With Red Cross curriculum you a lot of practices require 3 rounds of cpr where the manikins can do either 1 min or 2 mins.

With the infant manikins, the babies cry when they feel like it with the auto “cry” off. They also work when you press the button but the cry b4 the button is pressed

Infant manikin feel and body movements are not a natural feel compared to the Prestans

We need to make these manikins link faster. It’s a hassle with large groups
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FAQ

What does the QCPR app do?

The QCPR app provides real-time feedback on CPR performance for both instructors and learners. It analyzes key metrics like compression depth, rate, recoil, and ventilation volume to help users improve their skills. The app also offers detailed performance reports for effective debriefing sessions.

What are the key features of the QCPR app?

Key features include real-time CPR analysis, support for connecting up to six manikins (including Little Anne, Little Junior, Little Baby, Resusci Anne, Resusci Junior, and Resusci Baby QCPR), in-depth performance reports, a redesigned CPR game that prioritizes quality over speed, and support for choking baby learning objectives. It also provides up-to-date global resuscitation guideline support.

Is the QCPR app free to use?

Yes, the QCPR app is free to download and use. The provided description indicates no in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a completely free experience for users.

What devices is the QCPR app compatible with?

The app is designed to work with specific QCPR manikins, including Little Anne QCPR, Little Junior QCPR, Little Baby QCPR, Resusci Anne QCPR, Resusci Junior QCPR, and Resusci Baby QCPR. It provides feedback on the devices you prefer to use for training.

Who is the QCPR app intended for?

The app is intended for CPR instructors and learners. This includes healthcare professionals, students, and anyone looking to train and improve their basic life-saving skills through objective, data-driven feedback.