Stable-ish:
The ED & Critical Care
Nurse Reference App.
Built for emergency department and critical care nurses, Stable-ish brings high-yield clinical reference tools, calculators, medication support, ECG workflow aids, scenario practice, and policy search into one mobile app.
// mockup · illustrative content · final app may differ
The clinical brain
in your scrub pocket.
Designed around the questions you actually whisper at 3 a.m. — not the ones the textbooks were written for.
Rapid recall under pressure
Ask in plain language. Get the dose, the algorithm, the differential — in seconds.
Cited drug references
Push-dose pressors, drip rates, contraindications. Each cited to current published sources.
Interactive simulation scenarios
Branching ACLS, PALS and RSI sims you can run between shifts. Decide, get scored, see the rationale.
Source-cited answers
Anchored to standardized critical care protocols — ACLS, PALS, ATLS, SCCM — plus published clinical guidelines, peer-reviewed studies, and authoritative references. Every reply ships with its source cited inline.
Shift-aware history
Your question history, saved and searchable. Bookmark the answers you'll need again — pick up where you left at handoff.
Privacy-first by design
No login, no account, no patient identifiers. Questions are designed to be phrased generically, and built-in helpers prompt you to keep PHI out. Conversations stay on-device whenever possible.
More than
a chat.
A growing kit of purpose-built tools, organized around the way a shift actually unfolds — not the way a textbook reads.
In the code
When seconds matter.
- Code recorder
- EKG w/ clinical context
- Scoring calculators
Bedside calculators
The math, done right.
- Dosing tools
- Y-site checker
- Drug interaction checker
After the shift
Document, learn, grow.
- AI-powered SBAR builder
- Education handout creator
- CE & certification tracker
The questions
you actually ask.
Real scenarios. Real protocols. Real answers — not a 40-page PDF you'll never scroll through during a code.
"Adult cardiac arrest, V-fib refractory to two shocks."
Continue CPR. Epinephrine 1 mg IV q3–5 min. Amiodarone 300 mg IV bolus, may repeat 150 mg. Check H's & T's.
"Rapid sequence intubation, weight 72 kg."
Etomidate 0.3 mg/kg (~22 mg) + Rocuronium 1.2 mg/kg (~85 mg). Pre-oxygenate. Apneic oxygenation 15 L NC.
"Norepinephrine drip, central line, MAP < 65."
Start 0.05 mcg/kg/min. Titrate q5 min by 0.02–0.05. Cap typically 1 mcg/kg/min. Add vasopressin at 0.5 mcg/kg/min.
"DKA, glucose 612, K+ 3.2, bicarb 10."
Hold insulin until K+ ≥ 3.3. Start 0.9% NS bolus 15 mL/kg. Replace K+ 20–40 mEq/L in fluids. Recheck BMP q2h.
Illustrative sample outputs · not medical advice · always verify against current institutional protocol before use
Built by nurses,
for nurses.
Stable-ish is shaped on the floor — every prompt, every workflow, every shortcut comes from working ER and ICU clinicians. We test against real shift questions, not Q-bank trivia.