1. Out of nowhere
She felt sick and collapsed
A seizure, fainting, a stroke. No one around knows her name — let alone whether she's diabetic or allergic to a medication.
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If you can't speak, SOS Card speaks for you.
Allergies, medications, conditions and emergency contacts available instantly via QR Code. No app and no password for whoever helps you.
New: emergency button in the app Send to someone on WhatsAppFrom R$ 39,90 (Brazilian reais) · Ready in 5 minutes · Data protected under Brazil's LGPD privacy law
- Encrypted
- We don't sell data
- 3 languages
- Scan alerts
3 languageson the record: Portuguese, English and Spanish
2 privacy layersemergency info for anyone, full history for professionals only
1 tapto call the family or message them on WhatsApp
No app neededfor whoever helps: just a phone camera
The golden minutes: time is against you.
In an emergency, the worst part isn't just the shock — it's not knowing. And every minute without the right information can make a difference in recovery.
The despair of not knowing
The people nearby don't know what to do. The responder arrives with no idea whether you're allergic, take blood thinners or have diabetes. Your family doesn't even know something happened.
Every minute counts
The wrong medication, delayed care, an allergy nobody knew about. Those minutes can decide between a full recovery and lasting damage.
With SOS Card: peace of mind
Whoever helps points a camera and knows the essentials in seconds. Your family is alerted right away. The right care from the very start — and a few days later, the story ends at home, recovered.
More peace of mind for the people you love
- For you
- For your family
- For your pet — who's family too
Thinking of someone?
Send it to someone you love — or to yourself, to look at later.
It happens — to anyone
From feeling sick to getting help: the minutes that decide everything
2. Someone finds the card
“In an emergency, scan”
The instruction stands out on the card. No app, no password — just point the camera.
3. The medical history is ready
The questions they'd ask, already answered
Blood type, allergies, medications, surgeries and conditions — printed on the card and complete in the QR record.
4. The family is alerted
No one is left in the dark
You and the people you authorized in the app get an alert that the card was scanned, in the app and by email, with the approximate city.
Simple process
Simple for you. Instant for whoever helps you.
- 1
Fill it out
about 5 minutes
Create your account and answer the health questions. You choose what everyone sees and what only professionals see.
- 2
Carry it
always with you
A card in your wallet, a bracelet, a tag on your child's backpack or on your pet's collar.
- 3
They scan
instantly
Any phone camera opens the record. You and your family get an alert that it was scanned.
Easy to fill out
Filling it out is like swiping: yes or no.
One question per screen, with a picture and examples. “No”? On to the next one. “Yes”? You say which — and only that goes on the record. It works for someone with no conditions and for someone with many. Even for your pet.
Record for Maria · several conditions
~6 min- Every “Yes” shows up here…
- One tap per questionNo, Not sure or Yes. No giant forms.
- Only fill in what mattersA “No” asks for nothing else and doesn't show up.
- “Not sure” is safeIt stays off the card: no wrong information in an emergency.
- Update anytimeNew medication? Edit it in the app and the record updates instantly.
Maria, 661 of 6
Allergies
Do you have any allergies?
NoNot sureYes
What to fill in?
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Inside the record
Everything a first responder would ask
Hover — or tap — each item to see why it matters in an emergency. You choose what's open to anyone and what only a healthcare professional can see.
Blood type
front and center
Blood type
In a hemorrhage, the team can prepare for a transfusion from the very first contact.
Allergies
with reaction and severity
Allergies
The drug that saves someone else could harm you. And if it's an allergic reaction, responders know how to act right away.
Medications
dose and schedule
Medications
Blood thinners increase bleeding; insulin can cause low blood sugar. The medication explains what's happening.
Heart and blood pressure
critical conditions
Heart and blood pressure
Chest pain or fainting in a heart patient: responders think heart attack first and act faster.
Diabetes
and other conditions
Diabetes
Confusion and cold sweats may be low blood sugar, not drunkenness. Knowing that changes the care within minutes.
Neurological
epilepsy, stroke, Alzheimer's
Neurological
It tells a known seizure apart from something new and serious — and explains why the person is confused or lost.
Autism (ASD)
how to approach and calm
Autism (ASD)
They may not respond, avoid touch or get distressed by noise. Knowing this prevents forced restraint and shows how to calm them.
Respiratory
asthma, COPD, oxygen
Respiratory
Helps make sense of shortness of breath and use oxygen safely.
Surgeries
history
Surgeries
A recent surgery or a removed organ changes what responders check — and what they must avoid.
Implants
pacemaker, valves
Implants
Pacemakers and valves change how a defibrillator is used and rule out tests like an MRI.
Vaccines
people and pets
Vaccines
After a cut or a bite, knowing about the tetanus shot — or the pet's rabies vaccine — decides the treatment on the spot.
Contacts
call or WhatsApp
Contacts
Your family knows what no one else does — and needs to know, right away, that you need them.
Doctor
your regular doctor
Doctor
Your doctor knows your case. One phone call can save hours of investigation.
Test results
link to your files
Test results
They show how you were before. It's the baseline the hospital uses to compare and decide.
⚕️ EMERGENCY RECORD
Maria Aparecida Souza
67 years
Blood typeO+
Allergies
- Dipyrone (metamizole)Drug · Swelling and shortness of breath
- PenicillinDrug
- ShrimpFood
- PeanutFood
Critical conditions
- High blood pressure
- Atrial fibrillation
- Type 2 diabetes
- Asthma
- Glaucoma
Critical medications
- Xarelto (rivaroxaban) 20 mgOral · 8 pm
- Metformin 850 mgOral · 8 am, 1 pm, 8 pm
- Losartan 50 mgOral · 8 am
- Amlodipine 5 mgOral · 8 pm
- Simvastatin 20 mgOral · 10 pm
- NPH insulin 10 UISubcutaneous · 8 am and 10 pm
- Omeprazole 20 mgOral · Fasting
- Latanoprost eye drops 1 gotaColírio · 10 pm
Implanted devices
- PacemakerMR conditional · Chest
Quick instructions
If blood sugar is low, give sugar if she is conscious. Takes a blood thinner: watch for bleeding.
Emergency contact
Cláudia Souza
Daughter
Sérgio Lima
Son-in-law
Roberto Souza
Son
Ana Lima
Granddaughter
Emergency services (Brazil)
Primary physician
Dr. Carlos Andrade
Cardiologist
Dra. Helena Dias
Endocrinologist
Dr. Paulo Gomes
Ophthalmologist
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Data updated on 02/11/2026
Brazil emergency: SAMU 192 · Fire 193 · Privacy
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What shows up when someone scans your SOS Card
The medical history a responder would take, already written
Blood type and allergies up top, followed by conditions, surgeries, medications and doses.
Call or WhatsApp the family
One tap calls your emergency contact or opens WhatsApp with the message already written. The phone number is printed on the card too.
Ambulance, fire and police in one tap
Buttons right on the record that call Brazil's emergency numbers: 192 (SAMU ambulance), 193 (fire) and 190 (police).
In 3 languages
The record reads in Portuguese, English or Spanish. It protects you even when you travel.
Alert with approximate location
When the card is scanned, you and the people you authorized get an alert in the app and by email, with the approximate city.
Hold 3 seconds to ask for help
It sits on the app's home screen
Emergency button
Feeling unwell but still able to move? One button calls the people you chose.
In the app, hold the SOS button. Your trusted responders get the alert and your phone opens the call to 192. Only you can set it off.
- 1. Hold for 3 secondsSo no one sets it off by accident. Then a 5-second countdown starts, with a Cancel button.
- 2. The people you chose are alertedUp to 5 trusted responders: a neighbor, a relative, a friend. Each one accepts the invitation first. They get the alert with your location, if your phone allows it.
- 3. Your phone opens the call to 192192 is Brazil's SAMU ambulance number. You, or whoever is nearby, speak with them.
- 4. Over? Tap “I'm okay”Your responders are told that you're okay.
The button does not replace calling 192, and the alert depends on your phone, the internet and the responder having their phone nearby. SOS Card does not guarantee that SAMU receives your location.
I want my SOS CardI'm OK
Live alone? Every day SOS Card asks if everything is OK.
If the person doesn't answer, whoever looks after them finds out. No one has to call every day to check.
One alarm a day, at the time you choose
The alert shows on the phone's lock screen and rings again every 10 minutes until the person answers.
One tap: “I'm OK”
Big screen, green button, nothing to type. Made for people who aren't comfortable with phones.
No answer? The family finds out
When the time is up (30 minutes to 3 hours), trusted responders and caregivers get an alert to call or go to the person.
“I need help” calls right away
On the same screen, one tap starts the emergency button countdown: it alerts responders and opens the call to 192.
Depends on the phone having internet, notifications on and sound enabled. It doesn't replace caregivers checking in.
I'm OK
One alarm a day. If you don't answer, your family finds out.
Turn on daily I'm OK
Alarm time
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This is the app screen's sound. The lock-screen alert uses the phone's own notification sound.
Track your health day to day
Log your readings — from oxygen to blood sugar, from blood pressure to sleep — and keep your history in one place.
Trend chart
7, 30 or 90 days, with the highest and lowest values marked.
A note on every entry
“Measured after lunch,” “felt dizzy” — the context stays with the reading.
Daily summary: a snapshot of the moment
Everything measured each day appears together, with the notes. High blood pressure, nausea and a headache on the same day? You see it at once and can weigh several things together.
Ready for your appointment
Your doctor sees the trends and each day's summary on your phone — no notebook, nothing forgotten.
- Oxygen
- Blood sugar
- Blood pressure
- Heart rate
- Temperature
- Pain
- Energy
- Sleep
- Stress
- Appetite
- Nausea
SOS Card keeps your history without interpreting values. Talk to your doctor about yours.
Measurements
Maria Aparecida Souza
Latest measurements
10/31/26 · Saturday
- oxygen97%07:00 AM
- glucose112mg/dL07:40 AM
- BP126/8008:20 AM
- BPM74bpm09:00 AM
- temperature36.6°09:40 AM
- painlevel110:20 AM
- energylevel411:00 AM
- sleeplevel37h11:40 AM
- stresslevel312:20 PM
- appetitelevel301:00 PM
- nausealevel101:40 PM
- weight71.5kg02:20 PM
10/29/26 · Thursday
- oxygen95%07:00 AM
- glucose131mg/dL07:40 AM
- BP152/9608:20 AM
- BPM85bpm09:00 AM
- temperature37.2°09:40 AM
- painlevel410:20 AM
- energylevel311:00 AM
- sleeplevel46h11:40 AM
- stresslevel212:20 PM
- appetitelevel401:00 PM
- nausealevel301:40 PM
- weight71.9kg02:20 PM
- symptomsblurred vision03:40 PM
- 08:20 AM · dizzy on waking up
- 10:20 AM · bad headache
- 01:40 PM · nausea after lunch
- 03:40 PM · called the doctor
10/26/26 · Monday
- oxygen98%07:00 AM
- glucose109mg/dL07:40 AM
- BP122/7908:20 AM
- BPM69bpm09:00 AM
- temperature37.8°09:40 AM
- painlevel210:20 AM
- energylevel211:00 AM
- sleeplevel28h11:40 AM
- stresslevel412:20 PM
- appetitelevel201:00 PM
- nausealevel001:40 PM
- weight71.8kg02:20 PM
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The real app screen · sample data
Start today
The printed card is what someone will find in your pocket.
The most critical information is printed right on the card — it works without internet, even if the QR fails. It's the minimum protection everyone should carry in their wallet.
3 languages
- Português
- Español
- English
You pick the card's language. When you travel, whoever helps reads it in a language they understand.
3 sizes
- Driver’s license5.5 × 9 cmFor profiles with little information
- ID card7.5 × 10.5 cmWith medications, surgeries and contacts
- Passport7.5 × 10.5 cm · 4 sidesExtensive history, on two folded sheets
- The system recommends the size that fits your record.
- Little information? On the two wallet sizes, everything sits on the front with no empty gaps, and the back stays clear.
- You see a preview before printing, then cut it out and laminate it.
This is the real card, generated by the system. Point your camera at the QR to see the sample record.
I want the cardMade to protect the people you love
Aging parents
I live far from my mom. If something happens, whoever helps her knows everything — and I'm alerted right away.
Kids
At school, on a field trip, at the club. If she gets lost, whoever finds her reaches you in seconds.
Chronic conditions
Diabetes, epilepsy, heart disease, severe allergies. The right information at the moment it matters most.
When responders need to know more
Autism (ASD)
The responder reads how to approach, what calms and who to call — before touching.
Severe allergies
Anaphylaxis? The team sees the allergy and the epinephrine before giving any drug.
Athletes and cyclists
Crashed on the road? Blood type, allergies and medications on the record — and your family is alerted.
Travel
Your record in English and Spanish: help abroad understands everything.
Seniors and Alzheimer's
Missing-person mode and alerts to caregivers.
Pets
Whoever finds them can call or WhatsApp the owner.
People who live alone
No one nearby to answer for you.
The whole family
One login, a QR for each person.
Know someone like this?
A mom, a grandpa, a friend with allergies, a pet owner. Send SOS Card to someone you know will love it.
Your health data is yours. Period.
You decide what shows in each layer. SOS Card doesn't sell data, doesn't show ads and never targets offers based on your health. The full record only opens for someone who identifies as a health professional — and it's logged who accessed it, when and from where.
Emergency layer
Opens for anyone who scans — no app, no password.
- Name and photo
- Blood type
- Severe allergies
- Critical medications
- Contacts to call
Professional layer
Only for someone who identifies as a health professional.
- Full history
- Tests and reports
- Surgeries and vaccines
- Documents
- Log of who accessed it
Encryption We don't sell data Access log
Lost it? Don't panic
Lost your card or bracelet? Block the QR instantly.
In the app, one tap deactivates the lost device's QR: whoever finds it sees nothing. Found it? Reactivate it with your password. And you can always see when each one was last scanned.
Cards and devices
Maria Aparecida Souza
Jewelry and accessories
Blue bracelet
Bracelet · SC-A3F92 · activated on 09/02/2026
Last scan: 10/18/2026 3:42 PM
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My cards
Card
Card · EN · 7.5 × 10.5 cm · activated on 09/02/2026
Last scan: never
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The emergency record opens
Allergies, medications and contacts — and you get a scan alert.
All of a profile's cards and jewelry in one place.
Family plan
The whole family, one login.
Add parents, kids, grandparents — and the pet — to your plan. Each one gets their own record, QR and card, and you look after everyone from the same app.
A profile for each person
A person, an autistic person or a pet: each record asks the right questions.
Share with everyone who helps care
School, caregiver, siblings, doctor. Each one gets only the access level you choose.
You decide who does what
View only, log readings, edit everything — and remove access whenever you want.
Everyone stays informed
Someone scanned a family member's QR? You get an alert with the approximate location.
Shared profiles
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last updated: today
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No one yet.
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Choose the profile
Person's email (caregiver, doctor…)
Access level
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Choose your protection
For you or the whole family. Prices in Brazilian reais (R$).
SOS Card Printed
One-time payment. No subscription.
R$ 39,90 / one-time
- Printed card with your essential record
- QR Code linking to your test results
- In 3 languages
- Block and reissue if you lose it
- Real-time scan alerts
- Family management
SOS Card Complete
An online record you can update anytime.
R$ 59,90 / year
Just R$ 4,99/mo
- Everything in Printed
- Alert whenever your QR is scanned
- Approximate location of the scan
- Professional layer with access history
- Unlimited updates · includes 1 pet
FOR FAMILIES
SOS Card Family
Up to 5 profiles (people or pets).
R$ 129,00 / year
R$ 2,15 per profile/mo
- Everything in Complete, for 5 profiles
- One login — you manage every profile
- Individual QR for each member
- Extra profiles: R$ 59,90/year
What it costs per month
On Complete, that's R$ 0,16 a day.
Family
per person, 5 profiles
R$ 2,15Complete
1 person + 1 pet
R$ 4,99
Printed is a one-time payment (R$ 39,90), no subscription.
Right of withdrawal: 7 days to cancel your purchase and get back everything you paid (Brazilian Consumer Code, art. 49).
Frequently asked questions
Will responders really scan it?
The card says “IN AN EMERGENCY, SCAN” in bold, and the most critical information is printed on it too — it works even without internet.
Do you need an app to read it?
No. Any phone camera opens the record. The app is only for you to manage your information.
What if I lose the card?
You block the old QR and generate a new one. No one can access anything through the lost code.
Is my data exposed on the internet?
No. The QR doesn't contain your data — it's a secure key. The open record shows only what you marked as emergency information; everything else opens only for someone who identifies as a healthcare professional, and every access is logged.
Does it work outside Brazil?
Yes — the record opens in Portuguese, English and Spanish.
How does the emergency button work?
Only you can set it off, in the app: hold the SOS button for 3 seconds and, after a 5-second countdown with a Cancel button, your trusted responders (up to 5, who accepted the invitation) get the alert and your phone opens the call to 192. It does not replace calling SAMU and depends on your phone and the internet.
Can I cancel?
Under Brazilian law, you can withdraw from an online purchase within 7 days of buying or receiving it and get back everything you paid (Consumer Code, art. 49). You can also delete your account anytime in the app.
Does it work for a child or an older adult who doesn't use a phone?
Yes — the cardholder doesn't need to do anything. You manage it all from your own phone.
No one chooses an emergency. Protection, you can.
Create your SOS Card in 5 minutes. Today it costs less than a pizza — one day it could be worth everything.
Seen it now but want to take your time? Send it to yourself — or to someone who'll love it.
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