Respi vs CPR Log

Respi-Rate is a focused general-purpose tool for manually recording and quantifying observed human breathing cycles. Observe breathing and use the Lungs button to manually record visible respiratory phases. Respi-Rate calculates breathing frequency from the timing of these manually recorded events. Depending on the recorded intervals, additional breaths may be required before a result is displayed. Key features: • Manual breathing-frequency calculation • Simple, focused measurement interface • Haptic feedback Respi-Rate Pro adds: • History of recorded measurements • Regularity — summarizes the consistency of manually recorded intervals • I Timing — displays the ratio between manually recorded inspiratory and expiratory phase timing • Age Reference Intervals — compares recorded values with published age-specific reference intervals for informational comparison • Dark Mode Respi-Rate does not automatically detect breathing and does not use iPhone sensors to identify individual breaths. Respi-Rate is intended for informational, educational and measurement-training purposes.

CPR Log is a supportive timer and event log for adult ALS/CPR. It helps trained users maintain a running event record and keep track of timing during a case. Features in the free basic version: • total case time, active CPR time and ROSC intervals • scheduled rhythm analysis timing • VF, pVT, asystole and PEA recording • shock, adrenaline and amiodarone administration recording • optional audio alerts before rhythm analysis • running and final logs with a case summary • history of the five most recent completed cases • notes for saved logs • TXT or PDF log export • Live Activity with CPR time and rhythm analysis countdown on supported iPhones • Czech and English interface with light and dark modes CPR Log is intended only as a supportive timing and documentation tool for trained users. It is not intended for diagnosis, treatment, patient monitoring or clinical decision-making, is not a certified medical device and does not replace clinical judgement, current guidelines or local protocols. The app does not determine whether to deliver a shock, administer medication or stop CPR. Always verify app information before use.