Record kit contents
Record what is expected, what is actually there, and what has deteriorated, expired or gone missing.
Why Kitora exists
Kitora is free, open-source Windows software for managing first aid kits, inspection records and first aider training.
It keeps kit contents, stock checks, certificate dates and reports together on your computer. It works offline and does not need an account.

Why it exists
Workplaces, clubs and community groups need to keep track of kit supplies and training dates. Kitora gives the person doing that work a place to save records and see what needs attention.
Kitora is free to download and use. Its source code is available under GNU AGPL-3.0-or-later. You can inspect, build and adapt it under that licence.
What Kitora is for
Record what is expected, what is actually there, and what has deteriorated, expired or gone missing.
Use stock counts and restock reports to identify missing items. Add notes about what needs doing.
Keep first aider training evidence and review dates near the rest of the workplace record.
You can manage several kits and people in the same app.
Where your records are stored
Kitora stores records and certificate attachments on your computer. It has no account, subscription, advertising, product analytics or automatic cloud sync. You can choose to export reports, email a checklist or make a backup.
Make a backup regularly and keep it somewhere separate from the computer. Read exactly how local records and backups work.
Workplace requirements
Kitora does not prescribe kit contents, give medical or legal advice, or guarantee compliance. Your workplace still needs to assess its own risks and follow the requirements and regulator guidance that apply where it operates.
The free resource library includes forms, guides and links to Australian authorities to help you organise that work.
Download the Windows app, or use the website’s forms and guides without installing it.
Using Kitora


