Advocate General Surgery

DutyTracker

Duty hours that log themselves. Arrive at the hospital, the shift starts. Leave, it ends. Review the week and submit to MedHub in one tap — on iPhone or Android.

iPhone

Get it on TestFlight

Step 1

Install TestFlight Apple's beta app · free, one time

Step 2

Join the DutyTracker beta opens straight into TestFlight

Accept the invite and hit Install — updates arrive through TestFlight automatically after this.
In setup, allow location “Always” so shifts start while the app is closed.

Android

Direct download

Download the app v1.4.0 · Android 8.0+

Tap the button above on your phone.
Open the downloaded dutytracker.apk (notification shade or Files app).
Allow installs from your browser when asked, then Install.
In setup, set location to “Allow all the time” — that's what lets shifts start with the phone in your pocket.

What it does

Auto-tracking at Lutheran, Christ, Good Sam, and Condell (30-min grace after you leave, so a coffee run doesn't end your shift).
ACGME rings — 80-hour week, 28-hour shift, and day-off checks at a glance.
Call schedule — tonight's team and your next calls, always current.
MedHub — Sunday-noon reminder, edit the week, watch it submit. Nothing is ever sent without you reviewing it first.

Privacy — both apps

Your shifts live on your phone. No account, no app server, no analytics, no tracking.
Location is used only to notice hospital arrivals and departures — it is never uploaded anywhere.
MedHub login (optional) is used solely to fill the MedHub duty-hours form in front of you, over MedHub's own site.

iPhone: MedHub credentials are stored in the iOS Keychain; you can optionally sync them to your other Apple devices via iCloud Keychain (off by default per device).
Android: MedHub credentials are stored encrypted on-device (Android Keystore) and never leave the phone.

Built by Martin Walsh · Questions or bugs → text Martin