Aevix Stride
An education platform for EMS and fire training programs.
Most programs run on tools that were never built to talk to each other. Clinical hours live in one system, skill sign-offs in a binder, eligibility in a spreadsheet somebody has to remember to update.
Stride puts the parts that have to line up in one place: rotations, hours, sign-offs, exams, and the records accreditation asks for.
- Expected
- 2027
- First Discipline
- EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic
- Built For
- Students, instructors, preceptors, directors
What It Handles
One Program, One System of Record
Eight areas that most programs currently stitch together by hand.
Simulated Calls
Scenario sessions documented like real calls, marked as simulation everywhere.
Practice PCRs
A patient care report built for practice, checked before an instructor opens it.
Clinical Rotations
Sites, preceptors, and shifts — eligibility checked before a shift is confirmed.
Skill Sign-Offs
Recorded by the person who watched it, attached to the session where it happened.
Program Hours
Scheduled time and actual attendance stay separate records, down to the overnight shift.
Compliance Tracking
When a requirement blocks someone, the reason and the exact fix show up with it.
Exam Prep
Attempts, scoring, and remediation tied back to the module the student missed.
Preceptor Reviews
Reviews open from a link on a phone. No account to manage, still attributable.
How It Holds Together
Compliance Is a Capability, Not the Personality
Accreditation evidence has to be dependable. The day-to-day should still feel like teaching and learning, not filling out compliance software.
Capture Once, Reuse Everywhere
One verified record serves the student, the instructor, the preceptor, and the accreditation report.
Every Number Traces Back
Open an hour total or a competency credit and you get the source record, the reviewer, and the timestamp.
Vix Helps. It Does Not Sign.
Vix can flag a gap in a chart. It cannot approve, sign, or award credit. That stays with a person.
Where the Line Sits
- An educational system of record — not an agency's patient care reporting system.
- EMS education first. Fire and rescue follows, built on its own research.
- Web is the complete product; a focused iPhone companion handles the phone-sized moments.
Where It Stands
In development, expected 2027.
We are talking with EMS programs now about how they actually run a cohort — what gets tracked, what gets lost, and what the last software made harder. If you run a program, we would rather hear from you before the first release than after it. Training centers, accreditation bodies, and research groups go through partnerships.
- Programs and general
- hello@aevixtech.com
- Partnerships and research
- partner@aevixtech.com
Forward-looking statements. Capabilities and timing described on this page reflect current plans and goals, not commitments. Scope, features, and release dates may change.