For EMTs and paramedics

Without checking, when does your ACLS expire?

Every license, cert and CE hour in one place. Know what needs attention next. Send your whole record in one email. 14 days free, no card. Then $29.99, once.

The CurrentCert home screen reading NRP expires in 5 days.
The CurrentCert home screen reading You're current, with Basic Life Support, NREMT-P and ACLS listed under Up next.
My own phone

Your certs shouldn't live in six different places.

The iPhone Files app searching for ACLS, returning eight scattered results.
The Files appSearching ACLS returns eight results across iCloud and the phone. Three of them are the same card, named three different ways.
An email folder list containing separate CE Hours and Certifications folders.
Email foldersOne folder for certifications. A separate one for CE hours.
An email folder named Certs and Documents holding duplicate certificate notices.
Certs and DocumentsA third folder. Two identical certificate notices, and a letter forwarded to myself.
Scan

Scan the card. We read it.

Photo, PDF or screenshot. CurrentCert pulls the credential, issuer, number and dates, and asks you to confirm. Nothing uncertain is saved on its own. This is a real BLS card going in, unedited apart from the number.

Status

Home answers one question. Am I current?

All good
The CurrentCert home screen reading You're current, with Basic Life Support, NREMT-P and ACLS listed under Up next.
Nothing to do. Everything tracked is up to date, and the next expirations sit in order underneath.
Attention required
The CurrentCert home screen reading NRP expires in 5 days, with NRP at the top of the Up next list.
Something is close. The card changes color, names the credential, and it moves to the top of the list.
Share all

One email. Every cert attached.

New employer wants your license, NREMT, ACLS, PALS, BLS and PHTLS. Tap Share all. Done. Or send one PDF packet, or a link that needs no account.

The CurrentCert continuing education screen: 16 hours recorded, a CE goal card for NREMT-P paramedic recertification, and the renewal guide marked Official source showing 16 of 60 hours, 27 percent complete, 44 hours remaining.
Continuing education

Upload one CE certificate. Apply it to every credential it counts toward.

Hours are logged once and mapped to each credential they satisfy, so your NREMT, your state license and your specialty certs all move together. The renewal guide shows how far along you are toward the real requirement, and marks where that requirement came from.

  • The record is yours. No employer, training officer or HR system in the loop. It comes with you to the next job.
  • Private by default. Encrypted storage, expiring links you can revoke, no public credential pages.
Max Ballesteros in uniform at the back of an ambulance.
Max Ballesteros in a flight suit and survival vest, checking a medical bag.
From the founder
"I built this because my own certs were a mess."

I have been a paramedic since 2018, serving in multiple capacities ranging from being an ocean rescue lifeguard, firefighter, and paramedic, as well as a current flight paramedic, as well as currently working in flight medicine and aerial search and rescue.

Every time I change employers or need to find my certification, I spend an unreasonable amount of time digging through my camera roll, my email, and a portal I hadn't logged in to since my last renewal.

Max Ballesteros
Founder, CurrentCert
Founding price, launch window only
$29.99
Pay once. No subscription.

Try everything free for 14 days, no card. Bought through the App Store on iPhone. $39.99 after the launch window, still one time.

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Questions

Straight answers

What is CurrentCert?

CurrentCert is a credential management app for EMTs and paramedics. You scan a certification card, license or PDF, it reads the credential, issuer and expiration date, and from then on it tracks what needs attention next. It also logs continuing education hours against each credential and sends your whole record to an employer in one email. The record belongs to you, not to an agency or HR system.

Is CurrentCert a subscription?

No. CurrentCert is a one-time purchase. The founding price during the launch window is $29.99, and the standard price after that is $39.99. Both are paid once through the App Store on iPhone. There is no monthly or annual fee, and no permanent free tier. Every new account gets 14 days of full access with no card required.

Which EMS credentials does CurrentCert recognize?

At launch CurrentCert recognizes NREMT EMT, AEMT and Paramedic, BLS, ACLS, PALS, PHTLS, ITLS, NRP, FP-C and CCP-C nationally, plus Texas EMT, AEMT and Paramedic licenses. Recognized credentials come with the issuer, normal validity period and renewal rules prefilled. Any other credential, including other state licenses and department-specific requirements, can still be tracked by entering it manually.

Does my employer need to use CurrentCert?

No. CurrentCert works without any employer participation. You own the record, you decide who sees it, and it stays with you when you change agencies. There is no employer dashboard, HR system or training officer in the loop. When someone asks for your certifications, you send them yourself from the app.

How does Share all work?

Open Share credentials, choose Share all or select the ones you need, and pick a delivery method. Email sends one message with every selected credential file attached. Credential packet generates a single PDF with a professional summary, the credential list, expiration dates and the documents themselves. A secure link lets a recipient view the record without creating an account.

What happens when the 14-day trial ends?

Nothing is deleted. You can still sign in and view every credential and document you stored. Adding credentials, scanning, logging CE, expiration reminders, credential packets and sharing pause until you unlock CurrentCert with the one-time purchase. Your data waits for you either way.

Stay current.
Stay ready.

Your professional credentials, always current.