About Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer (Angel Vazquez)
From the first compressions to ROSC, Code Runner Pro tracks your code, your rhythms, your medications, and your shocks in real time — then exports a clean PDF report for charting, debriefs, and review.
■ FOUR SIMULTANEOUS CODE TIMERS
Track Code Time, CPR cycles, Shock intervals, and Epinephrine dosing — all at once, all visible, all synchronized. No other code blue app gives you this level of real-time timing control.
■ REAL-TIME CODE BLUE LOG
Document compressions, rhythms, pulse checks, ACLS medications, defibrillation, and events the moment they happen. Every entry is timestamped automatically for a clean, defensible resuscitation record.
■ QUICK MEDS — LIFE-SAVING ACCESS
Customize your own ACLS medications — epinephrine, amiodarone, atropine, bicarb, calcium, magnesium, and more — and place them right on the home screen. Tap once to document. Color-code, reorder, and build the cardiac arrest kit that matches your practice.
■ REDESIGNED FULL CODE LOG
A beautiful timeline view of the entire resuscitation event — from initial rhythm to ROSC or NO ROSC. Review every compression cycle, every medication, every shock in one clean chronological report.
■ BUILT-IN CPR METRONOME
Deliver high-quality compressions at 100–120 BPM with an adjustable, clinically accurate CPR metronome. Available on iPhone and Apple Watch, with multiple sound options. Plays even when your phone is silent.
■ APPLE WATCH — RUN CODES FROM YOUR WRIST
Start CPR, toggle timers, log epinephrine, document shocks, and track rhythms directly from Apple Watch. Perfect for bedside providers whose hands are full or who need discreet documentation during a code.
■ PEDIATRIC CODES SUPPORT
Switch to the pediatric list for age-appropriate ACLS medications, rhythms, and events. PALS-ready for NICU, PICU, and pediatric emergency settings.
■ ONE-TAP PDF EXPORT
Generate a polished, professional PDF of the entire code — timeline, medications, rhythms, shocks, and outcomes — ready to hand off to the attending, attach to the chart, or submit for code review and quality assurance.
■ CUSTOMIZE YOUR WORKFLOW
Adjust metronome sounds, alert styles, timer visibility, medication order, and rhythm options. Code Runner Pro adapts to how your team runs codes.
■ BUILT FOR REAL CLINICAL ENVIRONMENTS
Used daily in:
- Emergency Departments (ED)
- Intensive Care Units (ICU, CCU, MICU, SICU, PICU, NICU)
- Medical and Surgical Wards
- Rapid Response Teams
- Code Teams
- Prehospital and EMS
- Paramedic and first responder settings
■ WHY CODE RUNNER PRO
- Four simultaneous timers (most code blue apps give you one or two)
- Full Apple Watch support with dedicated shock and epinephrine controls
- Pediatric-ready medication and rhythm lists
- Clean, exportable PDF code log for documentation and chart closing
- Designed by and for clinicians who actually run codes
- Trusted in more than 24 countries worldwide
Run the code. Log the code. Save the life. Code Runner Pro handles the timing and tracking so you can focus on the patient.
Have feedback or feature requests? Visit coderunnerpro.app
What's New in Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer (v3.3)
- Enhanced Apple Watch experience — smoother navigation, faster response, and improved reliability when running codes from your wrist.
- Stability improvements across the entire app for fewer interruptions during critical moments.
- Performance optimizations for quicker load times and a more responsive interface.
- Minor bug fixes based on your feedback.
Thank you for trusting Code Runner Pro to run your codes. Keep the feedback coming — every update is shaped by what healthcare professionals like you tell us.
Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer Contact Information
To reach Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer customer service and technical support, use the official channels below. For the fastest reply, choose the developer's official website.
Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer Subscription, App Deletion & iOS Support
How do I cancel the Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer subscription?
Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad, tap your Apple ID (your name) at the top, go to Subscriptions, select Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer from the list and tap Cancel Subscription. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period; you can keep using the app until then. See Apple's official subscription management page for details.
How do I delete the Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer app?
Touch and hold the Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer icon on the Home Screen, choose Remove App and then Delete App. Important: if you have an active subscription, deleting the app does not cancel it automatically - you must first cancel your subscription using the steps above.
Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer purchases, refunds and billing issues
Report billing or refund requests for Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer through Apple's Report a Problem (reportaproblem.apple.com). For the app's own technical support and contact, use the developer's official website or the Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer App Store page.
Distribution of Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer Reviews
Of the last 31 reviews shown, 55% are positive (4–5★) and 45% negative (1–3★). App Store overall rating: 3.8 / 5
Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer Positive Reviews and Ratings
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Would love to see some free text entry of events or for vital signs.
I love this app- it makes documentation super easy- especially if you have someone helping who is inexperienced. My only preference would be to make it optional to add additional banners (subjective selection to the user of course-) based on preference/ med use. I wish I could add the meds I use frequently to the “home” screen, towards the bottom so I could just click on them as well. Great app!
You cant buy the responsiveness this developer showed me. I sent them a message about one way to improve it and they responded within hours and added the suggestion on the next update. Love this app and can't wait to use it in the field. (To clarify, I don't wish for someone to be in cardiac arrest just so I can use the app. It's gonna happen though.)
So that the app tells you all the steps to do — ie to push epi, has the dose, and you click a button to indicate you pushed it, the timer and log changes appropriately... MediCode has the steps and you can click through the decision tree (ie shockable or not), tells you what to do, but doesnt have timers. The perfect app would have both! Thanks
Saw this app on tik tok and absolutely love it! I wish we could go back and manually enter information for times when we don’t get to press start.
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Does exactly what you want it to do, without being complicated or tricky. Wonderfully supportive staff as well. Couldn’t recommend it enough.
This App is perfect for running a cardiac arrest while managing the scene. Incredibly user-friendly and customizable. In short, if you’re a paramedic…you NEED this app
Title says it all. On top of this, the developer is super receptive to feedback and honest; if it’ll make the app better she’ll do the work to tweak it and if it’s not she’ll tell ya. Worth the purchase.
Love this idea! Could you add a free text option? In order to add in vitals, ect???
I love the app. Please add an option to turn off the metronome on the Apple Watch.
Great App. Love the Apple Watch support and metronome feature. Great app for physicians!
I like this for my job. I use it as a code nurse, however, I do wish there was a way to put in notes in real time during codes like ETCO2, BG or other things that happen real time instead of selecting ROSC to do your numbers and VS. maybe a VS tab would be better. Also would be great if after the 2 min mark the pulse check or epi turned red to show a pause in cpr and or readiness for the next epi.
As a medical student, my job is to log everything into patient charts. This app allows for me to have all the crucial details for a full code. Take it from me: it is ESSENTIAL to have all this data in one place. Thank you for making this easy to use, organized, and well-thought-out app!
Finally decided to buy this app mainly for its Apple Watch compatibility. It’s not too different from the free app Full Code Pro from AHA in terms of functionality but this apps cleaner, more adjustable and best of all - Apple Watch compatible. My favorite part about this app is being able to start it from my watch by saying “hey Siri, start code runner” which is super helpful during a code when your have gloves on and sweaty hands as opening your lock screen can get annoying and time consuming. If there was something I think that can improve its app is adding amiodarone on the following page. Also updating it per AHA guidelines by having the joules by the shock button may be helpful as well.
This cardiac arrest timer works very well. It actually has multiple timers and you can keep a log of the code and email the report and you can also edit the various choices including medications events rhythms. Well worth the price. Nice metronome too.
I had problems with the app when I downloaded it, but they were super fast and responsive to help me figure out the issue. The app is a good app for using the Apple Watch to keep up with code events.
This app has helped me a lot. From the metronome to the code logs. My favorite part is having everything organized and how easy it is to send the report via email.
Code Runner Pro: CPR Timer Negative Reviews and Ratings
Seems to work on the iPhone, but won’t work on my Apple Watch 6. I get a blank screen with a waiting circle for screen one, and a second screen with Epi, Shock, and Stop buttons. Screen one won’t quit with the waiting circle, and screen two freezes if I touch a button. Uninstalled and reinstalled the app, restarted the watch... no help. Frustrating we have to pay for an app to learn it doesn’t work and then there doesn’t seem to be any way to resolve it or get ones money back.
Like others I am having similar issues with the app not working on Apple Watch. I saw the app on TikTok and it’s integration with WatchOS was the main reason I purchased the app. There was supposedly an update in the works for July of 2021 but I have checked periodically and the app has not been changed at all, to me eye. Very disappointed.
Easy to use - would be nice if you could document exact etco2 and vitals after rosc instead of just noting it as an event - still have to write the numbers separately which is annoying.
Works fine on my phone, but same as other people I just get a spinning loading circle when I open it on my watch. Still a useful app for acls, wish it worked on the watch
Got the app because it advertised working on the Apple Watch. It is not working and only displays a spinning loading wheel. App on iPhone is great but not what I was looking for.
I purchased to be able to have Apple Watch capability, the response to reviews like this said there was a fix in the works back in July, my watch app just has the spinning circle of death.
Gives individual times which helps, but I was hoping for something I could use later to chart the code. No way to edit if the wrong button is pushed. No way to record amounts of medications or level of shocks given.
I purchased this app because it is suppose to work on my Apple Watch. It just has the circle of death and never loads. If it would work on the watch I’d give it 5 stars.
App keeps on crashing
Won’t even load... money well spent.
The metronome beat is irregular. can you fix it?
The ability to document ROSC Is present, but no ability to document unsuccessful attempts to get ROSC! We have had five of these in the last few days. The patients did not regain ROSC! We could document ROSC, if we got ROSC, but we didn’t. HORRIBLE APP!!!!! Do not use in a CODE! NEVER, because it is so poor you cannot document what needs documented. I wouldn’t trust an app so horrible. IT’S OUT OF DATE!!!
Cool concept but it won’t even load on the Apple Watch as of 6/22/21. Refund will be requested.
I don’t have any idea what I am doing with this app. If possible I would want a refund. No instructions, even on YouTube. A waste of money.



