Live Incident Command
Track calls from dispatch through clear, response, documentation and after-action review.
- Active incident board
- Unit status & timestamps
- Scene notes & event history
- Call analytics
Mission-ready department operations
One platform.
Total command.
Run calls, crews, apparatus, inventory, GPS, fleet records, tone-outs, reporting and more from one purpose-built public-safety command platform.
24/7Operational visibility
1Unified platform
∞Room to grow
LIVE OPERATIONS
Command Overview
● LIVE
Active Calls
03
2 en route · 1 on scene
Units Available
12
91% ready status
Personnel
28
18 checked in
Open Alerts
02
1 fleet · 1 inventory
INCIDENT 26-1047
STRUCTURE FIRE
Engine 12En Route
Tanker 4En Route
Command 1On Scene
E12
T4
C1
The operating system for your department
Stop stitching together five systems to do one job.
Station Commander brings critical operational workflows into a single secure interface—so leadership sees the whole picture and members spend less time hunting for information.
Live Responder GPS
See who is responding and where they are, on one map, so command knows what is actually coming and how far out it is.
- Everyone responding on one live map
- The scene in red, the crew in blue
- Keeps updating with the phone locked (Android app)
- Dispatch can see who is coming without opening the report
Radio & Push-to-Talk In development
Push-to-talk from the cab or the fireground, with every transmission logged against the call it belongs to.
- Mobile push-to-talk
- Retained radio traffic log
- Tone-out creates the call automatically
- Manual page-out when dispatch cannot
Push-to-talk and traffic recording are in development and not yet shipping. Tone-out and page-out work today.
Capabilities
Built around how a department actually operates.
From first tone to final report, every module is designed to reduce friction and increase command visibility.
Calls & NERIS
The whole call report in one place, and filed straight to NERIS - the national system that has replaced NFIRS.
Patient Care
Vitals, medications, history and transport, held to the same standard as the rest of the record and seen only by those who should.
Live GPS
Who is responding and where, on one map. On the Android app it keeps updating with the phone locked and in a pocket.
Dispatch Board
An account that can place a call on the map and nothing else - no patient data, no reports - so dispatch can help without seeing the record.
Tone-Out & Page-Out
A heard tone opens the call by itself. When dispatch cannot, an officer pages every available member with one button.
Apparatus
Status, mileage, inspections and service history, with NERIS unit types and staffing carried through to the report.
Inventory
Nested in the compartment on the truck where it actually lives. Minimum stock, expiry dates, and what a call consumed.
Hydrants
Location, size, flow and condition, placed on a map by address or by standing at it. Bad hydrants surface on the dashboard.
Hose & Air Tanks
Annual hose testing records and SCBA cylinder hydrostatic dates - the two things an ISO survey asks for and nobody can find.
Personnel & Certs
Members, call numbers, qualifications and expiry dates, with certifications warned about before they lapse rather than after.
Training
Sessions, attendance and attendee-hours per member per year, against the hours your department has to make.
Inspections
Checklists your department writes, run against apparatus and equipment, with overdue ones chased automatically.
Alerts
Low stock, expiring certifications, unfinished reports - the department hears about them before they become a problem.
Reports
ISO survey figures, response times and call volumes, plus custom reports you define and keep.
Security
Only the people you choose can see the record, every change is signed and dated, and a lost phone can be cut off without anybody reinstalling anything.
Nothing On The Phone
No records, no photos and no patient names are kept on anybody's personal phone. If a phone is lost, sold or subpoenaed, there is nothing on it to find.
Inside the app
The three screens a shift actually lives in.
Built for a phone first, because that is where the work happens.
CHECK RESPONDING
1active call(s)
You're responding to 1.
2026-0042 · 14:32
NEEDS ATTENTION
3open alert(s)
SCBA cylinder hydro due — Engine 1
Cert expiring — D. Reed, EMT-B
CALLS IN OCTOBER
14total
Fire: 5 EMS: 7 MVA: 2
APPARATUS READINESS
4in service
1 truck needs attention (hose / air / supplies)
Open the app and know where the department stands.
What needs attention is on the first screen, and tapping it takes you straight there.
- A call comes in and checking in as responding is one tap away.
- Certifications about to lapse, stock running low, a truck out of service — before they become a problem.
- Mark yourself unavailable when you are out of town, and your phone stays quiet.
Traffic logGPSResponders
Showing everyone responding
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One screen for the whole call.
Check in as responding, see who else is coming and how far out they are, and find the address.
- Everyone responding on one map, updating as they drive — the scene in red, the crew in blue.
- Who is on the call, by call number, so you know who to raise on the radio.
- Two calls running at once both stay on screen. Switch between them with a tap.
- Push-to-talk and a log of every transmission in development, tied to the call it belongs to.
Dispatch⟳
Calls running right now. Put an address or a pin on one and the responding crew sees it on their map.
▲2026-0043 · Medical
NEEDS A LOCATION
Received 14:51
No address yet
0 responding
Set the locationSee the map
▲2026-0042 · Structure fire
Received 14:32
1180 County Rd 8
Pin dropped by dispatch
3 responding
512 — Dale Reed · 4 minutes out
408 — Pat Jones · just checked in
Set the locationSee the map
Let dispatch put the call on the map.
They type the address or drag a pin, and the crew driving to it sees exactly where to go.
- They cannot open patient details or reports. The account has no access to them at all.
- A call nobody has located yet is flagged — the one a crew would otherwise be driving around looking for.
- They can see who is responding and how far out, without touching the call report.
Interface representations built from the shipped layouts, not photographs of a demo account.
Why Station Commander
Your department shouldn't have to choose between powerful and simple.
The platform is designed to feel familiar on day one, while giving chiefs and command staff the depth they need to run a modern department.
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One login. One place for operations, assets, people and data.
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Built for public safety. No generic business software forced into a firehouse workflow.
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Scales with you. Start with the core platform and expand as your agency needs more.
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Department-controlled access. Keep sensitive operational data available only to the right roles.
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Implementation support. We can help configure stations, apparatus, personnel, inventory and workflows.
From tone to after-action
A connected workflow from start to finish.
1
Alert
Call received and the right members are notified.
2
Respond
Apparatus and personnel status updates in real time.
3
Command
Leadership sees location, units, notes and operational status.
4
Document
Capture response data, inventory use and maintenance impacts.
5
Improve
Use analytics to strengthen readiness and response performance.
Simple department licensing
Annual plans built around your agency.
Billed once a year, per department rather than per seat — every member of your department is included. Tell us how you operate and we will quote it.
COREFor small departments
Annual Subscription
Custom / year
- Core incident management
- Personnel & apparatus
- Inventory management
- Live GPS and mapping
- Standard support
MOST CAPABLE
COMMANDFor growing agencies
Full Operations Suite
Custom / year
- Everything in Core
- Advanced fleet tools
- Radio / PTT integrations In development
- Analytics & reporting
- Multi-station support
- Priority support
ENTERPRISEFor county / multi-agency use
Custom Deployment
Let's Talk
- Several agencies on one system
- Custom integrations
- Dedicated onboarding
- Finer control over who sees what
- Implementation planning
OPTIONAL IMPLEMENTATION SERVICE
Want us to set it up for you?
We can configure your department structure, stations, apparatus, users, inventory categories and initial workflows as a one-time paid service.
See it in action
Schedule a live tour of Station Commander.
Show us how your department operates today. We'll walk through the platform, focus on the modules that matter to your agency and explain implementation options.
01
Department-specific walkthrough
See workflows that match your real operation.
02
Implementation discussion
Review setup, integrations and migration needs.
03
Clear next steps
Leave with licensing and deployment options.
Install
Nothing to run at the station.
Station Commander runs in the cloud, so there is no computer at the station to keep switched on and nothing to maintain. Your records are encrypted and backed up every day — and nothing is ever copied down onto a phone, so a volunteer's own handset never holds a patient name or a scene photo.
Android
Install the app and get the camera for scanning licences and VINs, plus location that keeps working while the screen is off.
iPhone and iPad
Nothing to download. Add the site to your home screen and it behaves like an app, with its own icon and no address bar.
Station computer
Open it in a browser. Nothing to install, and the same records as every phone.
Your department gets its own address and install link when the account is set up.
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