AnesPilot
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AnesPilot

A hub for anesthesia practice and education. Crisis checklists, drug references, regional blocks and your case log, built for nurse anesthesia students and the clinicians who teach them.

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Everything you reach for in the OR, in one place

Works offline, opens fast, and is written for the way anesthesia students study and practice.

Emergency / Crisis checklists

22 crises from malignant hyperthermia to LAST, each opening on short numbered steps, with anesthetic considerations and references. A home screen widget opens them in one tap.

Drugs and drips

Reference doses, onset, duration and key cautions for more than 100 anesthesia drugs, grouped by category and by drug class.

Regional nerve blocks

25 blocks with sonoanatomy, technique and volumes, and a "Where it works" body map for sensory and motor coverage.

OB and neuraxial

Spinal, epidural and CSE dosing, sensory levels on the body, labor and cesarean anesthesia, and anticoagulation timing.

Case log and COA requirements

Log cases in seconds and see progress toward the current Council on Accreditation clinical requirements.

Positioning, equations and checklists

Surgical positioning and nerve-injury guide, worked equations, calculators and machine checklists.

AnesPilot screen: Emergency checklists
Emergency checklists22 crises, each opening straight onto short numbered steps.
AnesPilot screen: Regional nerve blocks
Regional nerve blocksWhere each block works, shown on the AnesPilot person.
AnesPilot screen: Drugs and drips
Drugs and dripsReference doses grouped by category and drug class.

Your notes stay on your phone

  • No account or sign-in
  • No ads, analytics or tracking
  • Notes, case logs and pictures stay on your device
  • The optional AI Assistant runs on your own Claude account, after you agree

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For education onlyAnesPilot is a study and reference tool for healthcare students and professionals. Doses are reference values, not patient-specific orders. Always confirm with current labeling, your institution's protocols and your supervising provider. Read the full disclaimer.