Features
What MockCode captures.
Everything below is in the shipping app. Nothing here is planned, invented, or coming soon unless it says so.
CPR quality
Measured live, not reconstructed.
Timing
- Chest compression fraction
- CPR active time
- Total pause time
- Two-minute cycle timer
Rate
- Compression rate
- Rate trend across the case
- Compressor rotation prompts
Sequence
- Compression and pause timeline
- Pause and resume events
- Time to first compression
Two pathways
Choose the tracking mode that fits the room.
Timed CPR + Extended Log
One tap starts CPR, one pauses it. Overlays capture rhythm, shock energy, drug dose and H&T.
Live CPR + Standard Log
One tap per compression — the only way to capture true compression rate and count from taps.
Event capture
Nine buttons, one tap each.
Team roles
- Leader assignment
- CPR Coach
- CPR Recorder
- Compressor switch
Clinical decisions
- Rhythm check — VF, pVT, PEA, asystole
- Pulse check
- Shock with energy and pause analysis
Medication & causes
- Epinephrine with interval alerts
- Amiodarone, lidocaine and others
- H&T — three-state reversible causes
After the arrest
The case does not end at a pulse.
Post-arrest checklists
Separate adult and pediatric domains — oxygenation, hemodynamics, temperature control, neuromonitoring, metabolic, prognostication. Each item timestamped when checked.
Multi-episode re-arrest
Each arrest is stored as its own episode with its own metrics and scorecard, while the case clock keeps accumulating total time.
Debrief scorecard
Critical, Caution and Met flags across CPR quality, the shockable or non-shockable pathway, medication intervals and H&T.
Optional layers
Assessment and quality improvement.
Kept separate from the debrief on purpose — technical, team and QI are different conversations.
Technical score
Structured across CPR quality, pathway adherence, medication intervals and reversible causes.
Team performance
Eleven behaviours across leadership, teamwork and task management, each rated 0–4 with a global score.
QI action plan
Observed gaps become one to three concrete actions, each with an owner, a target and a re-test plan.
Report and privacy
Everything stays on the phone.
The report includes the session header, provenance key, scorecard, key metrics, H&T summary, medications, event timeline, post-arrest care, optional scores and the QI plan — all timestamped, exported through the native share sheet when you choose.
- Works fully offline — no server, no sync
- No account required
- No personal or patient data collected
- No analytics, advertising or crash reporting
- Adult and pediatric protocols
- Free on iPhone and Android