A digital pocket reference for nurses, offering tools like customizable brain sheets, drip calculators, and a rhythm strip reader. It aims to replace multiple browser tabs and cheat sheets, providing essential medical information and educational resources for various nursing roles.
1.6.3
September 15, 2026
Fixed: the Planner's Income dashboard, Paychecks and Manage employers rows did nothing when tapped. Manage employers is the only way to add a facility or agency, so shifts could not be assigned to an employer and pay had to be entered per shift. All three open again. Also updated the App Store screenshots to match the current app.
MoreMonthly access to the full Pocketpal Pro nurse toolkit.
RN PocketPal supports a wide range of roles including RN, LPN/LVN, NP, CRNA, CNM, CNS, CNA, Home Health Aide, Dialysis Technician, and student nurses. Each role receives a default set of tiles, and all features are customizable.
RN PocketPal offers a free tier with basic reference tools. The full clinical toolkit, including calculators and the Rhythm Reader, is available through a subscription called Pocketpal Pro, priced at $4.99/month or $49.99/year, with a 14-day free trial.
No, RN PocketPal does not contain third-party advertising or tracking SDKs. The app prioritizes user privacy and provides an ad-free experience.
The app was last updated on June 12, 2026, with version 1.3. This indicates regular updates to maintain functionality and potentially add new features or content.
RN PocketPal is available for iPhone and iPad devices, making it accessible for users within the Apple ecosystem.
The Rhythm Reader identifies potential rhythms with a confidence score and provides interval measurements for verification. However, it is for educational reference only and does not make clinical decisions or replace professional judgment.
RN PocketPal is built with privacy as a default. Any entered names and room numbers stay on the device, and crash reports scrub free-text fields before leaving the phone.
RN PocketPal has an age rating of 17+, likely due to the medical content and complexity of the information provided.
