For ambulance operators

Dispatch, the trip and the handover at the door.

AmbuLink dispatches the ambulance and hands the patient over en route; FleetDesk keeps trips, fuel, permits and insurance per vehicle; TriageLine meets the patient at the emergency department with acuity and bed status. CodeBlueLog times a resuscitation as it happens.

An illustration of a clinician and a patient at a shared digital care record
Ambulance dispatch and en-route handoverEvery vehicle’s trips, fuel, permits and insuranceResuscitations timed as they happened

A day for ambulance operators

  1. 01the patient is registeredPatient Registry
  2. 02the dispatch is requested and the handover written en routeAmbuLink
  3. 03the arrival is triaged, moved to a bay and stamped seenTriageLine
  4. 04the clock is started, the event closed, and the carts checked between codesCodeBlueLog
  5. 05BP, sugar and vitals are recorded from the deviceVitalStream
  6. 06the bill is made and the payment is takenBillDesk
Schematic frames, not screenshots — each one names the live app that does the step.

The stack ambulance operators run

● live apps install today · ◦ in-design apps arrive on the same record, no migration

In development — not available yet

5 apps are being built for ambulance operators. None of them can be installed or tried today, and none is priced. Each listing says what it will and will not do, and has a waitlist: practices that join it shape what ships first.