Search and rescue dog work is teamwork. As a unit grows, information often spreads across chats, spreadsheets, calendars, paper lists and individual GPS files. RescueDogs brings those workflows into one professional context.
Members, roles and groups
Admins, trainers, mission leaders, equipment managers and press roles determine which areas are visible and which actions are allowed. Groups can reflect area search teams, trailers, mission leaders, equipment teams or training groups.
Organization
Members, groups, roles, trainings, dogs and modules in one place.
Training
Planning, feedback, search data, targets and shared review.
Missions
Mission leader roles, groups, availability and mission module work together.
Public presence
Show approved contact routes, services and public unit updates.
Duty log and handler hours
Members can record their own time for duties, training, administration or manual entries. Authorized roles can review, approve, correct and export time records.
Availability, shifts and calendar
Availability and shift planning show who is available, limited or unavailable. Token-based iCal feeds can bring training, shifts, missions and reservations into existing calendars.
Public organization profiles
Units can share a public profile with organization name, region, description, services, approved contact channels and public history entries. Member lists, private contact data, live locations, dog profiles and sensitive locations stay private.
Show what your unit stands for.
Public profiles help interested people, authorities, partners and press find the right contact without exposing internal data.