64 topics. One useful library.
Browse and search practical first aid information across everyday injuries, medical emergencies, bites, stings and more.
Practical first aid gear, built for real life.
PREREQ FIRST AID · FOR IPHONE
Meet PREREQ First Aid. A practical first aid library, CPR timing and emergency location tools—together in one app, ready for everyday Australians.
Public beta coming soon through Apple TestFlight.
iPhone with iOS 15 or later.

PRACTICAL TOOLS. CLEAR INFORMATION.
At home, at work or out exploring—keep useful first aid information close.
Browse and search practical first aid information across everyday injuries, medical emergencies, bites, stings and more.
Use visual timing and audible cues to support your CPR rhythm. The timer is a timing aid, not a measure of CPR quality.
Display GPS coordinates and, when available, your street address to help describe your location to emergency services.
Bookmark useful topics so the information you want to revisit is easier to find.
Download published content updates when connected. Your installed library remains available offline.
Start without creating an account. Location permission is optional, with the app privacy policy available whenever you need it.
READY BEFORE YOU NEED IT
The installed first aid library can be read without an internet connection. Browse guidance and use the CPR timer wherever you have your phone.
Content updates, street address lookup, website links, training bookings and shopping need a connection. GPS availability depends on your device and surroundings.
HELP SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT
Explore the app and share your feedback as we prepare for launch.
Public beta coming soonBeta software may contain bugs. iPhone with iOS 15 or later required.
GOOD TO KNOW
Yes. The installed first aid library and CPR timer work offline. You need an internet connection for content updates, address lookup and external services.
The emergency screen can display your GPS coordinates and, when available, your street address so you can describe your location to emergency services. Permission is optional. The app does not automatically send your location to emergency services or dispatch help.
No. You can use the first aid library and tools without creating an account.
This beta invitation is for iPhone through Apple TestFlight. Android availability has not been announced.
No. PREREQ First Aid provides general educational information. It does not replace accredited first aid training, professional medical advice or emergency services. In an emergency in Australia, call 000.
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