Run the call
before it's real.
Talk to an AI patient out loud. Command your partner. Watch the vitals move with every decision. Then get graded like an examiner — with your own words quoted back at you. All of it on your state's and county's protocols, not a generic textbook system.
No card required for the free call. From $29/month after, cancel anytime.
YOU “Sir, can you tell me where the pain is?”
WALTER “Right here — like an elephant sitting on my chest… started about an hour ago.”
YOU “Maya, let's get him on 15 liters non-rebreather and request ALS now.”
MAYA (EMT) “Copy — mask's going on. You want me to grab a set of vitals too?”
DISPATCH: 58 M · CHEST PAIN · CONSCIOUS, BREATHING — you're the EMT walking in.
One call, three scenes
Every case plays like a real 911 run — and every decision carries into the next scene.
On scene
Size up the scene, work the primary assessment, take SAMPLE and OPQRST out loud. Build rapport — a patient who doesn't trust you can refuse transport.
In the ambulance
Pick the destination and watch the vitals trend. Reassess, manage oxygen, command your partner — and catch their occasional mistakes before they matter.
Hospital handoff
Deliver a structured MIST/SBAR report to the triage nurse. Miss the key details and your grade shows exactly which ones.
Not another flashcard app
You actually talk
Push-to-talk voice with AI patients, partners, and nurses that answer back in real time. If you can't say it here, you won't say it in the field.
Calls branch on your choices
Every case has multiple endings: refusals, deterioration, wrong-destination delays. The same case plays differently every run.
Grades cite your words
The AI debrief scores 10 clinical and communication domains — and must quote your exact transcript line as evidence for every score.
Your county's protocols
Pick your state AND county: what your BLS rig carries, how your radio sounds, which hospitals take a STEMI. Aspirin is BLS in one county and ALS-only in the next — the game knows.
An imperfect partner
Your AI partner is good — but not perfect. Catching their slips is part of the training, exactly like a real rig.
Built for the NREMT mindset
Scene safety, primary assessment, history, vitals, interventions, transport decision, handoff — the domains your psychomotor exam cares about.
Trained on your protocols — down to the county
EMT scope isn't national. It isn't even statewide. Every case rebuilds for the protocol set you pick: meds your rig carries, your radio lexicon, your receiving hospitals. Before each call you get a county protocol card, and the grader scores you against that county's standards.
National (NREMT)
- Fairview County — The NREMT / National EMS Scope of Practice baseline — the registry-exam standard
California
3 county protocol sets- Sunridge County — Modeled on San Diego–area county protocols (incl. the 2024–25 BLS aspirin change)
- Milagro County — Modeled on Los Angeles–area county protocols (fire-based metro 911, EMT aspirin program)
- Baywood County — Modeled on East-Bay-area county protocols (EMT aspirin/glucometer; CPAP stays ALS)
Texas
2 county protocol sets- Caprock County — Modeled on a West Texas regional EMS system (medical-director delegated scope)
- Harbor Bend County — Modeled on a Houston-style municipal fire EMS (physician-director delegated scope)
New York
2 county protocol sets- Mohawk Valley County — Modeled on the upstate NYS Collaborative Protocols (volunteer ambulance corps)
- Gantry Borough — Modeled on NYC REMAC protocols (municipal third-service EMS, Telemetry OLMC)
Florida
- Costa Verde County — Modeled on Florida county fire-rescue systems (medical-director delegated scope)
Pennsylvania
- Keystone Ridge County — Modeled on the PA statewide BLS protocols (regional EMS councils, medical command)
Counties, agencies, and hospitals in the game are fictional — the scope of practice, destination logic, and radio conventions are modeled on the real published protocols named above.
The case library
Original scenarios that rebuild for whichever county you train in — every one with branching outcomes and a full voice cast.
Simple pricing
Most students run three or four calls a month. Start on Individual — you can move up or top up any time, and nothing is locked in.
- 25 graded calls a month
- Full AI debrief after every run
- Progress tracking across all 10 domains
- A new case added every month
- Cancel anytime — no contract
Try a full call with grading before you pay anything.
- 75 graded calls a month
- Everything in Individual
- For daily drilling before a practical exam
- Switch up or down whenever you like
Need a one-off instead? Add 25 calls for $12 — they never expire.
EMS agencies & EMT programs
Seat-based licensing for crews and cohorts, with director visibility into runs and scores, is available through UnitClear EMS.
Your next patient is waiting.
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