An emergency plan for every game, even with no trainer there

Build a plan for each field from a template for your sport. On game day the coach taps who's here and the app hands out the jobs. Everyone has their job on their phone, a big Call 911 button and the address to read out, and a one-page sign posted at the bench.

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Step 1: Every game has a red Emergency plan card for the coaches and team staff: your own job, and the safety check.

Step 2: At the game: a big Call 911 button, the address to read out, the ambulance entrance and who has the gate keys.

Watch it work

Emergency plans, step by step

Real screens from the demo club. Tap a step to see it at the top of the page, or tap through it yourself.

What you get

Templates by sport, built from the questions athletic trainers ask before a game.
Who does what today: the coach checks who came, and the jobs fill themselves in.
Call 911, the address, the ambulance entrance and the hospital, on the phone with no signal.
A safety check before every game: jobs, plan posted, AED, first aid kit, ice and water.
A one-page wall sign with today's names and phone numbers, ready to print.
Smart reminders: only when something is left to do, and each person's job before the game.

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Fair questions

What people ask about emergency plans.

Does the app have emergency action plans?

Yes. Build a plan for each field from a template for your sport: the address to give 911, the ambulance entrance, the nearest hospital, who does each job, where the AED and first aid kit are, lightning and heat rules, and your concussion steps. Each game uses the plan that fits it, and a coach can switch plans for one game.

What if there is no athletic trainer at the game?

Coaches run the plan. On game day the coach taps "Who's here?", checks off who came, and the app hands out the jobs, with the head coach in charge. Everyone with a job gets it on their phone, and the plan has a big Call 911 button and the address to read out. It stays on the phone with no signal.

Can we print the emergency plan?

Yes. Print a one-page wall sign with Call 911, the address, where the AED is and who does what today, with names and phone numbers. Post it at the bench and with the AED. The full plan prints too, for the first aid kit.

Does it remind coaches about the safety check?

Yes, but only when something is left to do. Every game has a short safety check: jobs handed out, plan printed and posted, AED ready, first aid kit, ice and water ready. Two days before, the head coach gets one message listing what's missing. About three hours before the game, everyone with a job gets their job. Nothing goes out for a game that's all set.

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Try it yourself.

Step into the demo club and use emergency plans on the real app. No sign-up, and it resets every night.