For people living with heart conditions or dysautonomia
Hold the button down. Your phone decides what is happening and picks a hospital equipped to treat it rather than one that is merely close. Blood type, medicines and allergies go on ahead. None of this needs a signal.
Takes two minutes. No account, and nothing is uploaded.
Good morning
Asha
Post-CABGEmergency response
SOS
Hold to activate
Done
✓
Today complete
Recovery
6
weeks post-surgery
Health score
Improving82
ER brief sent
City Heart Centre, 0:42
Cath lab matched
4.2 km · 11 min
Free, and run as a nonprofit. The emergency card needs no account and stays on your phone. The triage model is 94 KB and works without a signal.
Chest pain. Panic sets in
Googling symptoms, hands shaking
Calling family. No answer
Which hospital? Nobody is sure
Ambulance dispatched. ETA 45 min
Stuck in traffic. Still waiting.
SOS held. “chest pain, sweating”
Read as cardiac. Profile pulled
Heart centre picked. Cath lab free, 4.2 km
ER brief on the intake desk
Family car en route. Turn-by-turn
Arrived. Straight through triage
This is a simulation. The timings are illustrative, not measured.
Twelve minutes with the app. Still waiting without it.
A heart attack needs a cath lab. The closest ER may not have one, and the transfer spends the only minutes that mattered.
Blood type, medicines and allergies, there before you are.
And the route to it, in one tap.
Enough to catch a bad week while it is still only a bad week.
0.07 ms
to sort the symptoms
on your phone, no signal
94 KB
size of the triage model
it ships inside the app
NEWS2
the score hospitals use
same inputs, same answer
61%
of cases never touch the cloud
the rest ask a cloud model
Eight minutes is the ambulance response time that wealthy cities plan around. Most of the world has never had that, and Relay was designed for those places from the start.
So it has to work on a cheap phone with no signal. Most of the design follows from that.
Two minutes to fill in. After that it sits on your lock screen and works whether or not you are awake to explain anything.
Medical profile
Asha Kulkarni
Blood type
B+
Age
61
Meds
4
Critical. allergies
Penicillin · Sulfa drugs
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