Shift-ready in minutes.

Digital vehicle checkout checksheets built for EMS. Replace your clipboards, binders, and Google Forms with a system designed for how your crews actually work.

Built for how EMS actually works

Organized by Cabinet

Items grouped by cabinet, compartment, and bag — matching how your rig is actually laid out.

Sealed Area Support

Mark sealed cabinets, drug bags, or kits with a tag number. Items inside are automatically skipped.

ALS / BLS Toggle

Crews select their service level at checkout. ALS equipment appears only when needed.

Shared Kits

Define kits once, link them to any vehicle. Update a kit and every unit reflects the change.

Damage Tracking

Document vehicle damage with notes and photos. View damage history per vehicle over time.

Restock Alerts

Missing or low items are automatically flagged for restocking. Supervisors see what needs attention.

Multi-Agency

Work for multiple agencies? Switch between them in one tap — even offline. Each agency has its own vehicles, kits, and users.

Complete History

Every checksheet is stored and searchable. Filter by vehicle, date, or crew member. Export to CSV or PDF.

True Offline Mode

Complete full checksheets with no signal. Switch agencies, check out any vehicle, and everything syncs automatically when you reconnect.

Security you can trust

Your data is protected at every level.

Two-Factor Auth

Optional TOTP two-factor authentication with backup codes for every account.

Full Audit Trail

Every login, edit, and action is logged with timestamps and IP addresses.

Automatic Backups

Daily automated backups of your database and uploaded files with rotation.

Simple, agency-based pricing

No per-user fees. No per-checksheet charges. One price for your whole agency.

Free

$0

per month

  • Up to 3 vehicles
  • Up to 2 users
  • 90-day history
  • PDF reports
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Enterprise

$99

per month / agency

  • Everything in Professional
  • REST API access
  • Custom data retention
  • Priority support
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