Desnosar: Rescue Rule Check

Before work starts, review what happens to an entered rescue plan when one person can no longer help.

Desnosar helps trained supervisors examine the people, equipment, places and steps in a procedure they already have. Enter the facts for each work arrangement, then check each present worker becoming unable to assist. The app follows the declared rules and shows whether the entered model contains a sequence to the declared handover goal.

See the dependencies
Inspect required skills, equipment custody, locations, quantities, distinct roles and continuous duties. A case view puts what a step requires beside what is available. When a sequence is found, move through its states to inspect positions, custody and duties.

Keep different results distinct
A blocked finding means an exhaustive, independently verified search found no sequence in the entered model. An unfinished search remains Not resolved. Missing facts, excluded arrangements, unsupported injury effects and results from an older revision are identified separately.

Compare permitted preparations
Enter only preparations you are authorized and able to make before work. Compare combinations of up to three permitted edits. Adding a standby person also creates a case in which that person cannot help. Review the changed facts and run a fresh check after adoption.

Retain the review
Keep revisions and check history. Save a PDF report of one revision or export a readable JSON plan through Android's file picker. Imported plans become separate, unchecked copies that need fresh review. An included fictional example explains the workflow without creating a real job.

Local workspace
Core checks work offline on one device. Plan content and check records use encrypted local storage. Optional app PIN and biometrics work independently; the app PIN is separate from the device PIN. Optional reading aloud uses an installed offline voice where available. No account is needed.

Important limits
Desnosar checks entered discrete rules only. It does not observe the site, assess medical condition, validate equipment, calculate rope forces, invent rescue methods, approve work or certify a real rescue. A found sequence is a logical example, not an instruction to perform a rescue. The user must supply and review the procedure, factual inputs and permitted changes. Additional casualties, equipment failures and unmodelled physical effects are outside the stated check.

The model supports 2 to 6 people and up to 12 work arrangements. Search limits may prevent resolution of complex cases. Exported PDFs and JSON files are readable outside the app's encrypted storage; choose their destination and recipients carefully.

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