Dose Rate Calculations
Calculate dose rates from point sources, line sources, and area sources with inverse square law and shielding factors.
Calculate • Shield • Protect
Professional radiation safety calculations and dose tracking. ALARA planning, shielding calculations, decay corrections, and comprehensive radiological reference materials for health physics professionals.
All 27 isotopes in the RadAegis library, with the exact half-lives the app ships with.
Calculate dose rates from point sources, line sources, and area sources with inverse square law and shielding factors.
Multi-material shielding calculations for lead, concrete, steel, and other common shielding materials with HVL/TVL data.
Radionuclide decay calculations with comprehensive isotope database. Activity corrections and daughter product tracking.
As Low As Reasonably Achievable planning tools for time, distance, and shielding optimization.
Personal dose tracking and regulatory limit comparison for occupational and public exposure categories.
Comprehensive library of NRC, DOE, and international regulatory limits and reference materials.
Built by a retired Navy industrial hygienist for the people doing the work
RSOs managing licensed material who need dose rate, shielding, and decay math plus survey logs and incident records in one place instead of a spreadsheet stack.
Practitioners running ALARA job planning with collective dose projection, stay-time calculations, and attenuation through layered materials.
CT dose calculation with CTDI and DLP, a radiopharmaceutical database, effective dose across 15 modalities, and fluoroscopy skin dose tracking for interventional work.
Field teams calculating nominal hazard zones, boundary distances, and time-to-dose before a shot.
The NIR module covers laser MPE under MIL-STD-1425B and ANSI Z136, plus RF and microwave exposure evaluation with hazard zone estimation.
ACR and AAPM checklists, NRC 10 CFR Part 20 limit comparison, and PDF/CSV export for the compliance file.



No. Personal dose tracking in RadAegis supports your workflow — trending, planning, and sanity-checking — but it is not a dose of record. Your licensed dosimetry provider remains the authoritative source. The app accepts 12 reference source types including badge reports, EPDs, and dosimetry service results so you can keep your working picture current.
27+ verified medical, industrial, research, and naturally occurring isotopes, each with half-life, decay mode, energy, specific activity, and shielding guidance. You can search by symbol, name, category, or common use.
17+, covering dose rate (inverse square, shielding, stay time, time-to-dose), decay and activity after elapsed time, HVL/TVL attenuation through multiple materials, DAC/ALI and contamination assessment, and a scientific calculator carrying radiation-specific constants.
Yes. The NIR module does laser MPE calculations against MIL-STD-1425B and ANSI Z136, RF and microwave exposure evaluation, hazard classification, and nominal hazard zone calculation — so laser and RF safety officers aren't stuck in a separate tool.
A retired US Navy Industrial Hygiene Officer — a Certified Industrial Hygienist and Certified Safety Professional with 25+ years across military, government, and civilian sectors. The workflows reflect how the work is actually done, not a developer's reading of a regulation.
Yes. The isotope library, calculators, and regulatory references are bundled. Survey logs, inspection records, and incident reports are created on-device and sync via iCloud when you're back in range.