Phoenix G2 FSA Mobile

Name: Phoenix G2 FSA Mobile
Rating: 3.2 (61 reviews)
Author: US Digital Designs

By: US Digital Designs

Utilities

Features & Capabilities

The Phoenix G2 FSA Mobile app extends US Digital Designs' Fire Station Alerting System to mobile responders. It delivers instant verbal, written, and location-based alerts to authorized users on iPhone and iPad running iOS 7.0+; activation codes are required and access is controlled via the FSAS administrator.

Key capabilities include customizable alerts (audio tone, vibration, and visual text), GPS-based routing to incidents, saving and searching past notifications, concurrent alerts across units or stations, VoiceAlert-consistent tones, and per-user filters. Access requests must go through the fire agency's FSAS administrator to obtain an activation code.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Communication Navigation & Mapping Data

By:

US Digital Designs

Rating:

3.20

(61)

Version:

4.7 Last updated: 2025-11-20

Version code:

879909237

Creation date:

2015-01-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

37.11MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

Compare stats and ranking:

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# 207,948 ▼ 555

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Developed by:

US Digital Designs

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/phoenix-g2-fsa-mobile/id955963280

Website:

http://stationalerting.com/

User Reviews

Reviewers praise ease of use, CAD integration, fast dispatching, mapping reliability, and customizable alerting, but repeatedly request bulk deletion, reliable/configurable notifications, better Apple Watch support, and more accurate mapping and dispatch narratives.

Pros

Easy and convenient to use with a clear, intuitive interface.
Direct CAD integration and fast dispatching that often beats the city network.
Mapping works reliably and uses lat/long to reduce location errors.
Configurable alerting to receive only the dispatches you want.
Notes/dispatch narrative available in the app (CAD notes on calls).

Cons

Missing bulk delete/delete all option; deleting incidents individually is tedious.
Push notifications are unreliable (not delivered, duplicates, or broken after updates) and tones are often too quiet or non-customizable.
Apple Watch integration is inconsistent or non-functional (no vibration/alert on watch).
Crashes or instability after software updates (iOS updates cause crashes or the app to close).
Mapping/directions sometimes inaccurate (Apple Maps misroutes; address vs location precision).

Recent reviews

Don’t update your iPhone to IOS 26.2 it won’t work anymore

by An*****, 2026-01-18

While thank you for the delete all button now and select to delete. I noticed when I delete something without opening the notification First , the notification icon still shows unread notifications.

by Ag*****, 2025-11-28

It’s absolutely infuriating that an application costing hundreds of thousands of dollars is still unreliable, glitchy, and not fully functional—especially when it’s designed for first responders. If you’re going to roll out a critical tool like this, either do it right or don’t do it at all. The fact that it still doesn’t properly integrate with Apple Watch is just another example of how half-baked this rollout is. This isn’t a casual app—it’s something people are supposed to depend on in emergencies. If it doesn’t alert properly, or if it bugs out when it matters most, then it’s not just useless—it’s dangerous. Maybe someone over there can get off their hands and actually do their job. It’s long past time to put in the work and push out a real update that fixes the bugs, ensures proper Apple Watch compatibility, and makes this system stable and reliable. That’s the bare minimum anyone should expect from software that plays a role in saving lives.