Speak to a patient whose language you don't know
The vocabulary of the emergency clinical examination, translated into 47 languages by native caregivers. No network, no account, in three seconds.
The vocabulary of the emergency clinical examination, translated into 47 languages by native caregivers. No network, no account, in three seconds.
In the field
The CPR module sets the compression rhythm with a metronome, counts the shocks and displays translated instructions to show directly to whoever is helping you.
Every sentence can be shown full screen, in extra-large type, in its original script along with a phonetic transcription. Just hand over the phone.
The pictographic prescription describes the drug form and the morning, noon and evening doses in pictures. Print it or share it as a PDF.
Every translation ships inside the app. It works in a basement, in the mountains or on a field mission, with no connection and no account to create.
The app at a glance
Patient mode: the sentence, large enough to show
CPR: timer, metronome and translated instructions
Languages: search a country, a language, or browse continents
New in version 2026.31.1
Timer, metronome, shock counter and translated instructions, one tap from the home screen.
Drug forms as pictograms, illustrated dosage, numbers in Latin, Arabic and Persian scripts.
A sentence displayed full screen, in extra-large type, so your patient can read it.
Find a country or a language right away, without browsing through continents.
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