ACLSMED CPR

Put the phone under your hands. Press START. Do CPR on a manikin — and see exactly how you're doing.

ACLSMED CPR turns an Android phone into a chest-compression training sensor — on its own, or paired with ACLSMED Sim on a tablet for the full classroom experience. The phone lies flat on the manikin's sternum, your hands go on top of it, and the motion sensors read every compression in real time.

FOR TRAINING ONLY

For education and simulation on a manikin only. Not for use on a real patient. ACLSMED CPR is a training aid, not a medical device, and provides no medical advice. The app asks you to confirm this the first time you open it.

HOW IT WORKS

• Place the phone flat on the manikin's chest, put your hands on top, and start compressions

• A 110-per-minute metronome keeps your rhythm — the one cue that reaches you while your hands are on the phone

• Stop and get a debrief: quality score, compression count, rate, depth zone, and hands-on time

WHAT IT SHOWS

• COMPRESSION RATE — against the 100–120 per minute training target

• COMPRESSION DEPTH — shown as honest red / amber / green zones

• CHEST COMPRESSION FRACTION — the share of time your hands stay on the chest

• An overall 0–100 quality score from the session's rolling averages

BUILT FOR THE ACLSMED SIM ROOM

Pair automatically with ACLSMED Sim on a tablet (separate app):

• Your live red-to-green quality bar appears on the patient monitor — where the room is already looking

• Real compressions drive the monitor's ECG artefact and vitals, and your hands-on fraction lands in the code debrief

• CPR SIMULATOR mode: several phones at once in a two-minute timed test, with results and a class leaderboard on the shared tablet — and each student's grade delivered to their own phone

• Connects over your local Wi-Fi, and falls back to direct device-to-device Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when there's no router

WORKS ON ITS OWN

No tablet? The phone still reads compressions, keeps the beat, counts, and scores your session.

HONEST BY DESIGN

Published phone-sensor depth accuracy is about ±5 mm against a target window only 10 mm wide — so ACLSMED CPR shows depth as zones and scores rolling averages instead of pretending to millimetre precision. What a phone cannot measure honestly (like chest recoil), it does not score.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

No account. No ads. No analytics. Nothing is collected or sent to any server of ours — your name and readings go only to the ACLSMED Sim room on your local network, and only if you pair.

ACLSMED Sim for tablets is a separate app; its CPR Simulator test mode requires a Pro or Clinical Suite plan.