A connected platform for questions, concerns, and coordinated action—empowering your team to respond with clarity and confidence.
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Simple, transparent pricing
For small teams getting started.
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No monthly fee
Core features for growing teams.
Starting at
or $199 yearly
Advanced tools for collaboration.
Starting at
or $299 yearly
Full platform access and support.
Starting at
or $499 yearly
Custom solutions, onboarding, and integrations for large organizations. Contact us for tailored pricing and deployment.
Ask questions, report concerns, or declare emergencies in one place.
Coordinate incidents and manage knowledge with clear workflows.
Track drills, training, and generate actionable reports.
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Learning Lab helps school teams run structured training workshops with role-based prompts, realistic scenarios, and measurable debriefs.
Safety plans are only useful if teams know how to act on them. Schools need a way to practice communication, coordination, and decision-making before a real incident occurs.
Select from prepared training workshops or organization-specific templates.
Staff join from their own devices and receive role-specific instructions, questions, and cues.
Participants use Respondr-GO or HQ to respond as they would during a real situation.
Capture responses, review performance, and identify opportunities to strengthen preparedness.
Combine videos, surveys, questions, and scenarios into a seamless experience.
Deliver specific instructions and cues tailored to each participant's role.
Maintain control over pacing, pausing, and advancing activities during the workshop.
Simulate realistic observations and updates to test decision-making.
Use debrief questions and data to drive continuous improvement.
Scenarios are one activity type inside a broader workshop. During scenarios, participants receive realistic cues based on their role, while moderators control timing and progression.
Help staff feel prepared and confident before a crisis happens.
Practice coordination across different roles and departments.
Turn routine drills into actionable data and measurable improvements.