• You can now view all the AEDs you have added (on the Profile tab), with a filter option to narrow by date range. • Colocated items (e.g., Bleeding Control Kits, Narcan) can now be entered by any user, not just the responsible party. • Improvements to terminology, layout, and help text.

• Smartcabinet support: PulsePoint now communicates with AED Smartcabinets to make them instantly more visible and accessible during a nearby cardiac arrest emergency. • Cabinet details: You can now add and view AED cabinet information such as manufacturer, model, serial number, and cabinet number. • Accessible to all: VPAT v2.5 and WCAG accessibility compliance. • Respecting user privacy: GDPR compliance updates. • Performance and stability: Bug fixes and general improvements.

• A new light appearance mode has been added along with adjustments for an improved dark mode experience. You'll find these options under Preferences in the More footer menu. • Enhanced driving/walking directions on AED-needed alerts. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

• Responders that receive an AED-needed alert are now sent a post-incident survey. The app-based survey seeks information related to responder actions and offers follow up information and resources. • AED-needed alert notification sound now repeats up to three times for greater awareness of nearby need.

Single Sign-On (SSO) support for use with PulsePoint Central.

Would you be willing to bring your AED to someone in need? If so, you can now receive real-time notifications of cardiac emergencies near the location of your AED by simply registering them with PulsePoint – regardless of manufacturer or model.

• Share or post an AED with the new Share button. • Additional support for statewide registries. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

• We've added features in the app and throughout our registry ecosystem that makes it easier to record and recognize AEDs with around-the-clock accessibility. • Immediate awareness of time-sensitive registry events is now possible with support for push notifications. • Create a personal AED watchlist. For example, your watchlist might include all the AEDs at your business or all the AEDs that you inspect and maintain. Learn more at https://www.pulsepoint.org/whats-new-in-pulsepoint-aed-v2-5

• We've added an intelligent help center on the More tab that provides instant answers to common support questions. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

• Language support for Spanish, French (Canada), and Japanese. • Improved record keeping capabilities for AED site coordinators. • FirstNet security requirements for use in emergency dispatch centers. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

• We've added a powerful new search tool that quickly locates AEDs by establishment, geographic location, or prominent point of interest. You'll also find a flexible new filter tool that displays just the AEDs or colocated resources you would like to see. • AED administrators can now view and resolve user-reported issues from within the app (wrong location, duplicate, business closed, etc.). • Expired consumable dates are now highlighted so they’re not overlooked. • We corrected an issue that could result in the wrong emergency telephone number being displayed in the CPR and AED instructions in some countries. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

• Support for iPad. • Updated Hands-Only CPR instructions (infection control precautions).

With more than five years of app-based AED management experience, including thousands of user comments and suggestions, we’re thrilled to announce our next generation, 911-connected AED registry app - PulsePoint AED 2.0! There is never a charge to use any aspect of the PulsePoint registry. PulsePoint is a public, non-profit organization providing the app and hosted AED registry as part of its core mission to improve cardiac arrest survival. Let’s save some lives together.

• Optimized for iPhone X. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

Stability improvements and bug fixes.

Emergency telephone numbers updated for Australia & New Zealand.

Usability improvements

• Enhanced administrative tools for authorized agency personnel • Added regional support for metric distances • Stability improvements and bug fixes

• Added administrative tools for authorized agency personnel • Stability improvements and bug fixes

• We have added a new login method that offers an email/password option. • To improve the accuracy of AED positioning the workflow for adding a new AED has been separated into two screens. • When adding a new AED the Business/Location Name field can now be populated automatically by simply selecting a nearby business name – saving time and improving accuracy. Just start typing and we’ll present matches based on your location. • See http://www.pulsepoint.org/2015/02/20/walkthrough-pulsepoint-aed-v1-4-ios-update/ for an update walkthrough.

• Usability improvements

• Added an overview/help screen (displayed at first time use) • Added an instructional “AED How-to” detailing the principal steps of deploying an AED • Improves stability and addresses a number of minor issues

• Landmark icons (such as restaurants, gas stations, etc.) are now suppressed in the map display to provide greater visibility of AED icons • New “spotlight” map mask indicates the area searched for the currently displayed AEDs • Usability improvements