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The First-responders Radiological Assessment Triage (FRAT) is a tool application being developed by the Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute (AFRRI) to enable first responders to triage suspected radiation casualties based on the prodromal features listed in the Emergency Radiation Medicine Response--AFRRI Pocket Tutorial. FRAT was developed and released for use with Windows operating system (OS) but with the intent to also transition for use on candidate mobile platforms. Here we have released a mobile FRAT for use on smart smartphone devices supporting Android device. FRAT provides screens to record and analyze: (1) signs and symptoms, (2) blood lymphocyte counts, and (3) dosimetry data. An expert panel provided input to permit weighing these multiple individual biodosimetric indices. The tool will assess the multiparameter triage dose or the exposure without an assigned dose, or it will indicate there is no evidence of overexposure. Extra FRAT output features contain triage dose-specific messages addressing (1) hematology guidance, (2) reliability and diagnostic info, (3) hospitalization estimations, and (4) mortality projections. The application also can serve as a training program for use in a dozens of radiological scenario exercises.