Raptor training lab · sandbox only
A playable shift on a 911-style board. Calls ring in on their own and the card starts empty: you ask the caller, and you type the address, the name and what is wrong. Units turn out, drive at the speed they really drive and call out on the radio, and every call is closed with a disposition.
The clock starts as soon as the board opens and calls begin arriving within seconds.
Fully isolated: this shift never reads or writes an incident, unit, resource, alert, notification, message or account record, and never reaches a real dispatch, radio or telephone system.
Callers, addresses and agencies are invented for training. The map is public satellite imagery with no API key. Voice playback uses the device's own built-in voices, not generated audio.