TC Mobile - Tablet Command

Name: TC Mobile - Tablet Command
Rating: 3.8 (48 reviews)
Author: Tablet Command, Inc

By: Tablet Command, Inc App

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Overview

Version:

4.3.3

Last updated: 2026-07-27

Features & Capabilities

TC Mobile brings the insight and control of Tablet Command’s enterprise service to your iPhone.

TC Mobile is an iPhone application that delivers Apple Push Notifications and emergency incident information including incident location and type, units assigned and comments from your computer-aided dispatch (CAD). Tap on the address to be routed to the location of the incident via Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze, or Foreflight Mobile.* Receive up-to-date information from the CAD including progressive comments throughout the incident.*

TC Mobile requires Tablet Command’s enterprise incident command service.

Tablet Command and TC Mobile can be interfaced with your agency’s computer aided dispatch system and provide instant notifications of incidents to your iPad and iPhone. Contact us to learn how we can provide a reliable and accurate interface to your CAD. support@tabletcommand.com

Accurate location and CAD comments depend on the availability of data CAD integration data available.

Location services disclaimer: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Tablet Command, Inc

Rating:

3.80

(48)

Version:

4.3.3 Last updated: 2026-07-27

Version code:

888207781

Creation date:

2016-10-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

192.75MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-29

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 190,680 ▼ 25

Other rankings

#42 in commands keyword 9 ▲ 10

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Developed by:

Tablet Command, Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tc-mobile-tablet-command/id1161577043

Website:

https://www.tabletcommand.com

User Reviews

Users praise Tablet Command for resource tracking, rapid alerts, and a pocket MDC-like experience with cost benefits. However, multiple reviews cite critical reliability issues: maps/locations failing to load, frequent bugs and crashes, and weak notification behavior (silent bypass and persistence). UI/map integration and login access also hamper use. Overall, strong situational awareness features exist, but core stability and notification delivery require attention.

Pros

Resource tracking and visible situational awareness across the team.
Pocket MDC-like functionality with fast, responsive incident dispatch.
Useful on-duty/off-duty notifications and alert timing.
Cost-effective alternative to traditional MDT systems.
Quick access to incident information (who/where) enhancing turnout.

Cons

Map data/locations often fail to load or show, reducing situational awareness.
Frequent bugs and crashes that disrupt core features.
Notifications failing to bypass silent mode or lacking persistent alerts.
UI and map integration issues: clunky UI and preference for Google Maps not respected (Apple Maps used by default).
Login/account setup friction and reliance on web interface for access.

Recent reviews

After using this app on multiple platforms (PC, iPad, iPhone and Android) I can say this is the worst dispatching app I’ve used. Calls don’t load, mapping is slow and the location of the pin is absolutely terrible. My department had a fire recently and the pin was in a neighborhood in the exact opposite direction. Not even the right street name and nowhere close to the correct address. My favorite feature is using PulsePoint to bring up the call and the location because TabletCommand won’t load.

by Bo*****, 2026-08-22

Access to incidents can be complicated for subsequent units arriving. The app needs a means to show the route from the main road to the fire. This applies mostly to brush fires. Glow sticks & flagging isn’t sufficient. And engine should be able to record their path of travel (trail of bread crumbs) show their route to the fire or “best access”. The path of travel could be highlighted or dotted until a it is turned off. HUGE OPTION that needs to be developed