Who's Responding?

Who's Responding?

Incident response & alerting

5 ratings
68 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 30, 2014
  • August 6, 2026

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About

This app facilitates rapid alerting and coordination for specialized teams, groups, and individuals. It offers customizable notifications, real-time tracking, and access to digital resources for efficient incident response and operational management.

Customized notifications
Real-time tracking
Navigation to incident locations
Live radio streaming
Hands-free alert speaking
Mapping tools
Digital resource access
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What's New in Who's Responding?

4.14.0

August 6, 2026

Fixed "freezing" issue

User reviews

Not Bad, but not great

I would not independently rely on this app to alert you to incidents/calls. There are times that it does not alert and I have missed calls. The auto radio function when
alerted does not turn on most of the time. The app does have great features and potential but I’m not willing to part ways with the good ol fashion hip pager just yet.
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Locked out of active departments – Support unreachable

I was a member of three fire departments on this app. After resigning from one of them, the department admin removed my account on their end — which caused the app to completely log me out and revoke my access to my TWO OTHER active departments as well.

I have reset my password twice and still cannot log in. This is not just an inconvenience — this is an emergency response app. Not being able to access it is a real operational problem.

To make things worse, their customer support is completely unreachable. No answer on the phone, no response on the live chat. Nothing.

If you're a firefighter considering this app, think twice. A platform designed for emergency services should have reliable support and should not lock you out of active departments because of an unrelated account change.

Extremely disappointed.
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Amazing app!

This app has changed the way we respond to calls and has allowed us to communicate better with all of our members.
Thank you for this app!

Never Loads

After the last update, nothing will load. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled it three times.. Nothing fixes it.

Huge Improvements

Huge improvements and customizability options that really allowed me to adjust
to my specific needs

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FAQ

What does Who's Responding? do?

Who's Responding? is an application designed for alerting and coordinating specialized teams, groups, or individuals. It enables rapid mobilization for various scenarios, from emergency services to critical shift management, offering features like customized notifications and real-time tracking.

What are the key features of Who's Responding?

Key features include customized notifications tailored to team needs, real-time tracking of responders and their ETAs, turn-by-turn navigation to incident locations, live radio streaming, hands-free alert speaking, mapping tools, access to digital resources like SOPs, and event/attendance tracking.

How much does Who's Responding? cost?

The app requires a subscription to a Who's Responding service to be used. A 45-day free trial is available to learn more and get started. Specific pricing details can be found on their website.

Who is the target audience for this app?

The app is intended for a wide range of professionals and teams, including emergency services (Fire, Police, EMS), emergency management, search and rescue, public works, health and safety teams, wildlife rescue, mental health response, hospitals, schools, and mining operations.

What are some common use cases for Who's Responding?

Common use cases include mobilizing emergency services, filling critical overtime shifts, managing complex response operations, coordinating search and rescue efforts, and ensuring rapid communication and resource allocation during critical events.