One place.
Three layers.
Pick one layer at a time. The plan stays put; only what’s on it changes.
Plan
The shape of the place.
Rooms, doors, stairs, entrances and room names, level by level. The base under every layer.
- Scan a room, draw a room, add a level
- Tap a room to see its name
- Levels show on every screen
Assets
What keeps it safe.
Every extinguisher, AED, first aid kit and shut-off, with its own check. One amber dot means overdue. Nothing else shouts.
- Equipment in familiar safety symbols
- Checks come due on their own
- What’s due soon waits in the Due list, not on the map
Tactical
What responders need.
The way in, key box, meeting point, shut-offs, hazards, the alarm panel and notes for responders. Plus routes and the practice log.
- Notes for responders, room by room
- Routes from the way in, for planning
- The facts Emergency puts on screen
Four modes. Never confused.
Each mode looks different on purpose, so a practice never looks like the real thing.
View
Find anything on the plan. Search, tap, see what’s due.
Edit
One layer at a time. Move, add and fix, then Done.
Practice
A hatched frame, simulated steps and a timer. Clearly not real.
Emergency
Read-only. Call first, then the way in, shut-offs and hazards.
See your place in layers.
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