Phoenix G2 FSA Mobile

It’s absolutely infuriating that an application costing hundreds of thousands of dollars is still unreliable, glitchy, and not fully functional—especially when it’s designed for first responders. If you’re going to roll out a critical tool like this, either do it right or don’t do it at all. The fact that it still doesn’t properly integrate with Apple Watch is just another example of how half-baked this rollout is. This isn’t a casual app—it’s something people are supposed to depend on in emergencies. If it doesn’t alert properly, or if it bugs out when it matters most, then it’s not just useless—it’s dangerous. Maybe someone over there can get off their hands and actually do their job. It’s long past time to put in the work and push out a real update that fixes the bugs, ensures proper Apple Watch compatibility, and makes this system stable and reliable. That’s the bare minimum anyone should expect from software that plays a role in saving lives.

The app is almost perfect in my opinion. What needs to be added is either a delete former notification by X amount of days, a swipe to delete, a check box to delete, or some sort. Think about it for security reasons that until deleted these are still showing old information l, and a long process to delete many notifications when you account for more than one unit.

Too often when you try to navigate to the location of a call it goes to a general area instead the actual location the call is coming from. Can you all please update it to be more precise. It does the same thing whether it Google maps or Apple Maps