AHA ACLS

Name: AHA ACLS
Rating: 4.9 (283 reviews)
Author: Massachusetts General Hospital

By: Massachusetts General Hospital App

ACLS Code Runner & Protocols

Overview

Version:

3.2.0

Last updated: 2026-09-10

Ranking

#89,455 ▲ 1,331

Overall

Features & Capabilities

AHA ACLS is an officially endorsed digital health tool from the American Heart Association, designed to help physicians, nurses, advanced practice providers, EMTs, and trainees manage real-world advanced cardiac life support at the bedside. Developed by Harvard-affiliated physicians and vetted by the AHA science team, the app includes the latest 2025 ACLS recommendations.

Quickly access four core algorithms: cardiac arrest, tachycardia with a pulse, bradycardia with a pulse, and post-cardiac arrest care. Use clear timers and logs to track CPR rounds, epinephrine, and defibrillation, with a rapid transition to post-cardiac arrest care after ROSC. The app includes a 3-day free trial followed by an auto-renewing annual subscription.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Task Management

By:

Massachusetts General Hospital

Rating:

4.90

(283) 11 new ratings

Version:

3.2.0 Last updated: 2026-09-10

Version code:

891099432

Creation date:

2020-08-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

47.95MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-18

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Ranking

# 89,455 ▲ 1,331

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Developed by:

Massachusetts General Hospital

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aha-acls/id1506944443

Website:

http://healthcaretransformation.org/mgh-acls-support-page/

User Reviews

Users praise AHA ACLS for its practical design, up-to-date algorithms, and useful time-stamping/debriefing logs. The main concerns are the subscription paywall and access issues during codes, with many users viewing the monetization as unethical for a life-saving tool. Some report mid-code lockouts and desire more detailed, granular logging. Overall, it’s highly useful in emergencies but clouded by pricing and access controversies.

Pros

Practical, intuitive, and designed around real clinical workflows; built by physicians, making it reliable in high-stress codes.
Up-to-date ACLS content and algorithms that clinicians rely on during resuscitations.
Strong time-keeping and drug-timing features with a concise summary log that aids debriefing and PCR documentation.
User interface is accessible and effective at the point of care for physicians, nurses, and paramedics.

Cons

Paywall/subscription model with ongoing costs; many users feel essential features are inaccessible or delayed behind a fee.
Occasional mid-code lockouts or disruptions tied to the subscription model, impacting urgent use.
Widespread perception of greedy or unethical monetization of a life-saving tool; criticized as unnecessary for emergency guidance.
Requests for more detailed logging and event documentation (e.g., end-code controls, granular actions) not fully met by current log features.

Recent reviews

I think this app is good but it could be great. Especially because this app is to help dying patients and it COST MONEY! I like that the app tracks the seconds from start of code, but i suggest you include a settings option to document the start time of the code with live time stamps (preferably in military time). This makes documentation more accurate for health care providers and allows us to accurately note what time the code started, medications administered, shock delivered, rosc obtained, etc. This would be the only app to include all the necessary information for accurate code documentation and ACLS. Making this change would absolutely make the app worth the money!! AS A NURSE PLEASE TAKE MY ADVICE!!