Help teams learn from the work they already document.

Reports should help us learn.

A single report can tell us something important about an event. Looking across the history can raise different questions: which conditions appear together, what context is missing, and what deserves a closer look with the people doing the work?

That is the work chatIR supports. The diagnostic offers a starting point using existing records. The ongoing workflow connects new reporting, review, responses, and reassessment.

You should be able to question the analysis.

A useful finding needs supporting records, a clearly named population, and an explanation of what remains uncertain. Your team brings the operational context and decides what to investigate or change.

If a mapping or interpretation does not fit the record, bring that question to our review. The purpose is to support your judgment with evidence you can inspect.

Founded by Christopher Harper

Chris brings experience in EMS and healthcare operations. His work in incident review, training, and operational improvement shaped the questions behind chatIR.

The thinking behind the product

In his professional garden, Chris writes about leadership, safety, and how organizations learn. One starting point: The Report Was Accurate. It Was Still Incomplete.