When intervals need separate attention
- Give each timer a name and duration.
- Start individual timers or use Start all.
- Choose repeats and voice guidance for each timer.
ANDROID · CODE BLUE CPR MULTI TIMER
Code Blue and CPR multi-timer app
An Android timer app for hospital staff and CPR training preparation. Set names and durations for your plan, then keep up to five timers visible on one screen.
Simulated training exampleCPR cycle · Compressor switch
Keep intervals that need separate attention together on one screen.
Choose repeats and voice guidance for individual timers, then reuse frequent combinations as presets.
WHAT THE TIMER HELPS YOU PREPARE
Follow several intervals and prepare the same setup again
When you enter the same setup again
- Save the timer combination as a preset.
- Load it again and check its names and durations.
- Add it to the dashboard or replace the current setup.
The example below is a simulated training workflow. It does not describe hospital adoption or clinical results.
FEATURES FOR THE TASK
Timer controls for preparation, use, and reuse
Up to five timers on one screen
Bring up to five intervals onto one screen. Enter names and durations, then start individual timers or use Start all.
Automatic repeats at your set interval
Set a repeat interval for the timers that need it. A repeating timer restarts when time runs out. Example: enable repeats for a simulated CPR cycle timer.
Optional voice alerts per timer
Review optional voice guidance and Android vibration settings. Example: enable voice guidance for a switch timer. Delivery depends on device permissions and settings.
Save and load timer presets
Save timer names, durations, and alert options, then load the setup again. Check every setting before another training session. Saving multiple presets is available with Pro.
Review timer start and alert times
Review recent timer starts and fired alerts. Example: check a start time after a training session. The log does not replace clinical event documentation.
SIMULATED TRAINING EXAMPLE
Preparing a hypothetical Code Blue training session
This fictional scenario explains product controls. It is not a customer testimonial or a treatment sequence.
Name and configure the timers
Enter “CPR cycle” and “Compressor switch,” then set durations for the training plan. The two-minute values in the images are demonstration settings.
Start them together and follow the timers
Use Start all to run both timers. Enable repeats and voice guidance only where needed, and check remaining times on screen.
Review the log and prepare again
After training, review recent start and alert times. Load the saved preset and check names and durations for the next session.
ACTUAL APP SCREENS
See the features in actual app screens
Six app images with demonstration names and durations show multiple timers, Start all, repeats, alert settings, presets, and records.
A simulated training example. Actual app screens include explanatory text and a phone frame; these are not scenes of hospital use.
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Hospital and CPR intervals at a glance
Name and configure CPR cycles, compressor changes, and up to five timers on one screen.
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Start prepared timers together
Use Start all to run multiple timers together. This capture shows the actual running app.
03
Repeat with your configured interval
Set repeat intervals for individual timers. Each repeating timer restarts when time runs out.
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Choose the alerts you need
Review optional voice alerts and Android vibration settings. Alert behavior depends on device permissions and settings.
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Save frequent setups as presets
Save the current timer setup and reuse it. Multiple presets are available with Pro.
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Review records for each timer
Review timer start and alert times. These records do not replace clinical event documentation.
1 / 6Swipe sideways to change screens
The timer names and durations shown are user-configured examples of the product workflow.
From Start all to automatic repeats in 20 seconds
Start CPR cycle and compressor switch timers together, then see app pause/resume controls and automatic repeats at the configured two-minute interval.
Silent video. A 110-second wait is omitted; the sequence around the repeat plays continuously. This demonstrates app controls and does not advise interrupting CPR.
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
Frequently asked questions
How many timers can I use at once?
You can place up to five timers on the dashboard. Start them one at a time or use Start all.
Can I start each timer separately?
Yes. Start only the timers you need, or use Start all for the prepared dashboard.
Can I save a timer setup for later?
Save timer names, durations, and alert options as a preset, then add it to the dashboard or replace the current setup. Saving multiple presets is available with Pro. Follow the preset guide for the save and load steps.
Which interface languages are available?
The app supports Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish interfaces.
What can the timer app do for CPR training?
For cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) simulations, give intervals names and durations, then start timers separately or together. The app does not provide CPR instructions, a compression beat, treatment sequences, or medication doses. Configure it according to your training plan and institution’s guidance.
How do repeating timers and voice alerts work?
Choose Auto repeat and Voice guidance for each timer. A repeating timer restarts at its configured interval when time runs out. Before use, check notification permission, device volume, Do Not Disturb settings, and voice output.
Does the app include ads or in-app purchases?
The app includes ads and in-app purchases. Saving multiple presets is a Pro feature. Check Google Play and the in-app purchase screen for purchase terms.
CODEBLUE TIMER
Explore your timer setup in the app
See up to five timers, repeats, and presets on Google Play.