Now in Arabic, Hindi and Traditional Chinese, for nine languages in all. • The language you choose in Settings now applies everywhere in the app, including button labels, the patient label, the timeline, outcomes and the start-of-code questions. • Doses and drug names are saved in English and shown in your language, so a record exported in English stays in English. • The narrative and the PDF list every ROSC and re-arrest in order, and the PDF shows the amiodarone count. • More screens are translated, including the Note, EtCO2 and Other medication sheets and the undo question. • Times you edit near midnight land on the right day and stay within the code. • Two quick taps on Start Code start one code, not two.

Fixes a bug where the CPR, ROSC or Mech CPR button did nothing when it was placed in the clock row at the top of the code screen. Buttons now work the same wherever they sit, and a timer on Shock, EtCO2 or Note now starts after you log it. In the button editor you can now move a button between the clock row and the grid: touch and hold it, then drag it, or use its menu. Reopening a code that was ended as terminated now also removes the termination entry.

Department accounts. Join your department with a code and your phone follows its protocol: one set of buttons, timers and drug lists for everyone, locked if your officer locks it. After each code, your department receives a summary for QA, with no dates, times, incident numbers, notes or patient details. See exactly what is sent before you join, mark any code as training to leave it out, and find any code by its share code. Training programs get each mock code the moment it ends. Everything else works exactly as before, with or without a department.

CodeScribe EMS now speaks your language. • Spanish, French, German, Italian and Brazilian Portuguese, alongside English • Pick your language in Settings, or let the app follow your phone • Buttons, timers, the code summary and the safety notes are all translated • Choose separately whether the exported narrative and PDF follow your language or stay in English — set it to English if your service charts in English • Device wording was checked against manufacturer operating manuals • Buttons and their choice lists stay fully editable, so you can match your own service's wording wherever it differs Also in this release: a quiet way to leave a review from the home screen, with no pop-up and nothing that interrupts a code.

Built around what crews asked for: • Make it yours — reorder or hide any button, rename the built-in ones, and create your own for the medications and interventions your service actually carries • Any button can carry a cycle clock, set to whatever interval your protocol uses • Edit the choices behind the built-in buttons — set the airway, rhythm and access lists to the equipment and wording your service actually uses • Mechanical CPR now toggles, so you can record the device coming off as well as going on • Cycle timers warn you as time runs down: the clock highlights, pulses faster in the last few seconds, then counts up past zero • Quick setup when a code starts — adult or pediatric, and whether the arrest was witnessed, while the clock is already running • CPR is logged when you tap it instead of being assumed at time zero • New Analyze button for "shock advised" / "no shock advised" • Every logged event now shows the real clock time alongside the time into the code