כרטיס חירוםEmergency Card

Emergency Card keeps in one place what someone may need to read fast: for you, your parents or your children.

• What is on the card: name, date of birth, blood type, allergies, medical conditions, medicines, implants or devices, health fund, doctor and emergency contacts.
• A screen to show a paramedic: big, high contrast, in Hebrew and English at the same time, so it can be read abroad too. The screen stays on and bright while it is open.
• The app opens straight on the card, with no code or login.
• A profile for each family member.
• One-tap call to your contacts: the phone opens the dialer, and you press call.
• QR code: it holds the text itself, works offline and holds only what you select.
• A printable wallet card (PDF), credit-card size, with the details you selected.
• Emergency numbers by country, each with a source and a checked date. Israel first.
• Steps for filling in the emergency information built into your phone.
• A reminder to review the card, only if you turn it on.

What about a locked phone? An app can't reliably show on a locked phone, and this one doesn't try. So the app explains step by step how to fill in the phone's own emergency information, which can be read when locked, and a printed card works even when the phone is off.

Important: the app only stores what you typed. It gives no medical advice, first-aid instructions, diagnosis or drug guidance, and it is not a medical device. The information may be out of date, so the card shows when it was last updated.

Everything stays on your phone: no account, no server and no ads. Before you share a QR code or PDF, a warning reminds you that it contains health information. Hebrew and English, dark mode.