MobileFRG (Field Responder Guide)

Name: MobileFRG (Field Responder Guide)
Rating: 3.5 (25 reviews)
Author: International Academies of Emergency Dispatch

By: International Academies of Emergency Dispatch App

Medical

Overview

Version:

1.1

Last updated: 2015-08-06

Ranking

#252,144 ▲ 10,712

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The MobileFRG (Field Responder Guide) app from Priority Dispatch assists response crews to easily interpret the exact clinical or situational meaning of a response code transmitted from the dispatch center, using the Emergency Priority Dispatch Systems®, to their unit and puts it in one place: your mobile phone. Instead of guessing, or trying to flip pages when dispatch transmits a “15-D-2E” determinant descriptor code over the radio, the focused responder can simply touch key the code into the app (three taps only) and view the full code.
The app can run one, two, or all three of the IAED’s medical, fire, or police protocols.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

International Academies of Emergency Dispatch

Rating:

3.50

(25)

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2015-08-06

Version code:

837160380

Creation date:

2014-10-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

6.62MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-05

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Ranking

# 252,144 ▲ 10,712

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Developed by:

International Academies of Emergency Dispatch

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mobilefrg-field-responder-guide/id867188810

User Reviews

MobileFRG shows value for field responders with an active agency license, offering fast, on-the-go access. However, access is heavily gated by licensing, with unclear acquisition steps and frequent errors, making it unusable for individuals or non-licensed agencies. Some praise its field usefulness and quickness, but many reviewers fault the UX and content density compared with physical references. Overall, its usefulness hinges on having the appropriate license.

Pros

Fast and easy to use in the field; quick access to information.
Valued by teams or agencies that have a license and thus widely used among users with access.
Provides information on the go, useful for field operations and EMS/dispatch contexts.
Does what it promises for licensed users, offering practical functionality in real scenarios.

Cons

Access is gated behind an agency license or activation code, with unclear instructions on how to obtain it.
Frequent license-related barriers and errors (invalid license, need to register device, center license required) limit use for individuals or non-licensed agencies.
Not free and requires purchasing a license key or center license, creating friction and extra cost for potential users.
User interface and navigation are criticized as clunky, with less information than traditional flip cards and requiring multiple taps to find appropriate codes.