Most apps get worse as they grow: more features, more clutter, more decisions at exactly the wrong time. Easy CPR 1.5 goes the other way.
This release is about removing friction without touching the core: keeping your compressions on rhythm when it actually counts.
You can download it here.
What’s new in 1.5
The headline change is visual, but it’s not cosmetic for the sake of it.
- New Liquid Glass design → cleaner, lighter, easier to read under pressure
- Refined animations → smoother pacing cues that feel more natural to follow
- Behaviour fixes → tighter timing, fewer glitches, more reliability
- Bug fixes → the boring work that actually makes this usable in real scenarios
The important bit: none of this distracts from the job. It reinforces it.
What the app does (unchanged, deliberately)
Easy CPR isn’t trying to teach you CPR. That’s a different problem.
It does one thing: gives you a rhythm you can trust when your brain is overloaded.
- Clear audio beeps for timing
- Spoken counts so you don’t have to track numbers
- A pulsing visual heart to anchor your pace
That combination matters more than people think. Under stress, cognition drops off a cliff. You don’t need instructions—you need something you can follow without thinking.
This isn’t a flashy release. It’s a disciplined one.
And for something that might sit quietly on your phone for months… until it suddenly matters, that’s exactly what you want.
If it works, you won’t notice it.
Which, in this case, is the whole point.