If something happens to Papa, the people next to him will know what to do.
AIOID puts each person’s emergency profile on a card, sticker or bag tag. Anyone who scans it sees what matters, can call 108 in one tap, and can alert your family in seconds — even if you live 7,000 km away.
Five minutes on a Pune street, start to finish.
An example with our sample family, the Kotharis. Papa feels unwell near Shivaji Nagar bus stand. A stranger scans the card in his wallet.
- 10:46
The card is scanned
Any phone camera opens his scan page. No app, no login. Blood group, a severe penicillin allergy, diabetes and his medicines are on screen, with “Call 108” at the top.
- 10:47
The family is alerted
The stranger confirms their number with a one-time code. Rahul in London, Neha in Pune and the neighbour Amit get the alert with the location the stranger shared. If WhatsApp fails, SMS goes instead.
- 10:48
First aid, picked from a menu
The stranger taps what they see — “Very sweaty and confused” — from a short menu. The guide opens, and the card notes he has diabetes. The steps come from a library our medical reviewer approves before it goes live. AIOID never guesses what is wrong.
- 10:51
The hospital gets what it needs
City Hospital asks for his records. Rahul approves in the app for 6 hours, and the hospital gets an access code by SMS. Every view is written to the family’s access log.
Ready for the bad day. Useful every other day.
An emergency profile on every tag
Wallet cards, phone stickers, kids’ bag tags and helmet stickers. You choose what a stranger sees. Phone numbers are never shown on the scan page.
How the card worksFirst aid while help is on the way
CPR with a metronome, choking, bleeding, fits, burns, road accidents and more. The person helping picks what they see from a menu. Hindi and English. Our medical reviewer approves every guide before it goes live; until then they stay switched off.
How we review first aidDaily care on WhatsApp
A 9:00 am check-in in Papa’s language. Medicine reminders he answers with one tap. If he doesn’t reply, the right person is told.
For parents & eldersPapa uses WhatsApp. That’s all he needs.
He answers his morning check-in in Hindi, confirms his medicines and forwards his lab reports. You see it all in the app — with London and Pune times side by side.
- Check-ins and reminders in Hindi or English
- Missed a dose? Neha is told after 45 minutes, not you at 4 am
- Reports he forwards are saved to his Locker
- He can type HELP, or delete his data, at any time
Different people need different protection.
An 8-year-old’s tag should never show her surname. A 68-year-old’s card should show his allergy first. AIOID sets the right defaults for each person.
Your family’s health data stays yours.
We are a health and safety company first. That decides how we build.
Encrypted, never sold
Medical details and files are encrypted. No ads, no data brokers.
You choose what strangers see
Field by field. Everything else needs your approval.
Every view is logged
Who saw what, and when, in the family’s access log.
Children are locked down
No photo, surname, school or address on a child’s tag. Ever.
What families say.
We will publish real quotes, with names and written consent, after the Pune beta. Until then this space stays empty on purpose — we would rather show nothing than make something up.
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₹0 forever2 people · emergency profile, scan page, family alerts, first-aid guide · 10 documents
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₹999 a year · or ₹99 a month6 people · WhatsApp check-ins and reminders · AI report reading · unlimited Locker · drills
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₹1,999 a year · or ₹199 a month12 people · 2 families · 2 emergency kits a year · priority human support 24×7
Set up Papa’s card in about ten minutes.
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