Alert Your People Before You Can't
When seconds count, don't fumble with your phone.
SafeSnap lets you trigger an emergency alert — with your live GPS location — before an allergic reaction, diabetic episode, or seizure takes hold. Your medical info is always ready for first responders.
Used by people managing:
Tools Built for Your Situation
First Responder Card
Your allergies, medications, blood type, and emergency contacts — visible to paramedics without unlocking your phone.
One-Tap SOS
Send your GPS location to all your contacts instantly — before a reaction or episode prevents you from calling.
Medical Info Storage
Store your EpiPen info, insulin schedule, doctor contacts, and insurance — all in one secure place.
Live Location Share
Let a caregiver or family member see where you are in real time — ideal for those who live alone.
Check-In Timer
Automatic alerts if you don't check in — perfect for managing daily medication routines and solo moments.
Emergency Contacts
Your doctor, caregiver, family — all notified simultaneously the moment you trigger an alert.
Your Safety Plan — Ready When You Can't Speak
SafeSnap stores your critical medical info in one place. First responders can access it instantly — no PIN, no fumbling.
GPS + Timestamp on Every Alert
When you tap SOS, SafeSnap captures your location and time — sent instantly to your emergency contacts with a live map link.
Medical Info Paramedics Actually Need
Blood type, allergies, current medications, your physician, preferred hospital, insurance — all stored and accessible to first responders without unlocking your phone.
Notifies Your Contacts Automatically
Your emergency contacts get a text with your location the moment you trigger SOS — even if you can't speak or type.
I need help! This is an emergency.
Notifying 1 contact: Jamie Lawler
Current Medications
Metformin 500mg • Aspirin 81mg daily
Special Instructions
EpiPen in right jacket pocket • I have a pacemaker
Emergency Contacts
Sarah Johnson • 555-867-5309
Every Second Counts
When you can't speak for yourself, your medical info speaks for you. Here's what the research shows.
75%
of cases where smartphone emergency medical info was found useful and relevant to patient care
— University of Rochester Medical Center
2004
The year the ICE (In Case of Emergency) standard was established — now recommended by paramedics worldwide
— Allina Health Emergency Medical Services
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If you're unconscious, in shock, or incapacitated, you can't provide your own medical history — it must be stored ahead of time
— MB Law Firm / Emergency Care Research
"Every second counts when we answer a call, so using I.C.E. on your phone helps us provide care in the most extreme circumstances and could prove to be lifesaving."
— Chuck Kaufman, Allina Health Emergency Medical Services
"If medical personnel are able to access your medical history during an emergency, it could mean the difference between life and death."
— MB Law Firm, Emergency Preparedness
Real Stories
"I have a serious nut allergy. I set up my EpiPen info and my emergency contacts before every dinner out. If I can't call, my husband gets my location automatically."
Rachel D.
Severe nut allergy
"I go low sometimes when I'm alone. My phone being able to alert my wife with my location — that's not just convenient. It's life-saving."
Tom H.
Type 1 Diabetic
"My neurologist recommended I never go out alone. With SafeSnap's check-in timer, I can go to the grocery store and my mom still feels okay about it."
Andrea K.
Epilepsy
Set It Up Before You Need It
Takes 2 minutes. Could make all the difference.
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