RaidCall app analytics for November 12

The commander declares an alarm and every phone in the crew rings. Who is coming shows up on the console straight away — no ringing people one by one, no waiting for somebody to answer in a group chat. RaidCall is free for fire brigades: no fees, no payment card and no in-app purchases. HOW IT WORKS • The commander picks the type of incident and the address, and declares the alarm with one tap. • Every active member gets a phone call, an SMS with a confirmation link and a notification in the app. • The member answers COMING or NOT COMING from the notification or the link. • The commander sees in real time how many are on the way and, if a member shares their location, where they are. WHAT ELSE IT DOES • Water sources — hydrants, tanks and draw points on a map, including those entered by neighbouring units. During an incident it lists the nearest. • Defibrillators (AED) on the map. • Duty log and incident report pre-filled from the alarm, downloadable as a PDF. • Unit calendar — training and meetings with a Coming / Not coming answer. • House fire-safety checks with a street-by-street overview. • Vehicles, absences, qualifications and deadlines in one place. • Kiko — an assistant that answers firefighting questions and helps with the app. WHO IT IS FOR Every fire brigade in Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary — municipal, professional, industrial or other. The commander registers the unit in a few minutes and invites the members; members sign in through the app. The app speaks Slovak, Czech, Hungarian and English. IMPORTANT RaidCall calls out the members of a unit that the emergency dispatch centre has already sent. It does not replace the 112 emergency line or the dispatch centre of the emergency services.