YearnOut

YearnOut delivers turnout alerts to firefighter rotas with the urgency of a phone call.

When an officer dispatches a turnout, every on-shift firefighter's phone rings with a full-screen incoming-call interface. The alert takes priority over notifications, social apps, and unrelated calls so a real callout cannot get buried in noise.

WHO IT'S FOR

YearnOut is built for organised firefighter rotas — small teams that follow a fixed shift pattern and need a reliable way to call the on-shift group into action when an incident comes in.

KEY FEATURES

• Full-screen call alert. Turnouts ring with the same prominence as a regular phone call.

• Per-rota dispatch. Officers ring only the firefighters who are actually on shift, never the whole roster. Off-duty crew are never paged.

• Officer-triggered or hands-free. Officers can tap Dispatch, or set up an automation that fires the dispatch automatically when an incident message arrives from a saved contact.

• Honest delivery counts. The dispatcher sees how many phones actually rang, in real time. No guessing whether a teammate got the alert.

• Offline-tolerant. If a phone briefly drops off the network, the alert still rings when the phone reconnects, within a short window.

• Shift-aware. The system tracks which rota is on shift and never wakes off-duty firefighters. Officers can override manually for drills or special situations.

FOR OFFICERS

A single Dispatch button calls the on-shift rota. The Crew screen lets you toggle individual firefighters on or off the call list. Invite codes onboard new firefighters in seconds — every join requires your explicit approval, no one slips into your rota without it.

FOR FIREFIGHTERS

Install once, accept notifications, you're set up. When a turnout fires, the alert rings through and presents Accept and Decline buttons. Test-ring your own phone any time to verify your setup.

PRIVACY

YearnOut stores only randomised callsigns. No message contents leave your device. No location tracking. No advertising. No data sharing with third parties.