Who is tio.now for?
The people who keep the power on, and the people who answer for it.
- Financial
- Operational
- Reputational
Generator Logbook for healthcare facilities
Log the monthly generator test on a phone, right at the generator, timed to the second. When the surveyor asks, hand over a clean report. No binder, no stopwatch, no retyping.
About 1 in 6 US nursing homes was cited for generator testing (K918) in 2025.
Run and time the monthly, annual and 36-month tests.
Weekly checks, kept in a record a surveyor can read.
Power on when it counts.
Founder
Brad Smith
Brad has spent 29 years engineering for critical infrastructure: electric and water utilities, and now standby power, generators and transfer switches. Georgia Tech electrical engineer. Two patents. Vice-Chair, AI Committee, Electrical Generating Systems Association (EGSA).
Security comes first. Brad holds the PECB Certified ISO/IEC 27001 Provisional Auditor credential, and he builds Generator Logbook so your facility's records stay private, protected and yours.
Generator Logbook
Made by an engineer who works inside the standby-power industry, building the technology around generators and transfer switches. It follows the test the way it is really done.
Demo data.
Survey day
Why Generator Logbook
29 years engineering utility and standby-power systems.
Times crank and transfer against the 10-second requirement. No extra hardware.
Weekly checks, monthly 30-minute runs, the annual fuel-quality test and the 36-month 4-hour test, with load as a percent of nameplate.
Short runs, missed intervals and slow transfers get flagged before the surveyor finds them.
A printable record laid out around NFPA 110 and CMS tag K918.
Import transfer-switch event logs and past records so you don't start from zero.
Generator Logbook is built. We’re onboarding a small first group of nursing homes and hospitals, and we’ll set it up with you.