AidPass Alert vs RescuForm

When the AidPass alert button is pressed, it communicates with 911 (or a number of your choice) while an email and a text message with your GPS location and medical sheet are sent to your emergency contacts simultaneously. All in one click. With AidPass Alert, you and your loved ones can use the emergency button on any phone or computer. 1. Download AidPass Alert to your phone. 2. From another device, register on www.aidpass.com. 3. Add at least 2 emergency contacts in the EMERGENCY INFORMATION section and other information you consider useful. 4. At the bottom left of your dashboard, click on the image that shows the button inside a phone to request your token and scan it from the app. Terms of Use (EULA): This app uses Apple's standard terms of use (EULA). You can view the terms at the following link: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ You can also view our custom terms and conditions at: https://www.aidpass.com/home/terms-conditions Privacy Policy: https://www.aidpass.com/home/privacy.

RescuForm bridges the gap between patients and first responders when every second counts. This free app allows anyone to securely create and share emergency information with first responders before and during an emergency. How It Works: 1. Fill Out a Form • Create an emergency form for yourself or someone you care for. 2. Choose How to Share • Share with a personal QR code anyone can scan and view. • Make it searchable by verified fire departments, EMS, and ambulance services. 3. Get a Magnetic QR Code • Order a custom QR code magnet or print directly through the app. • Or scan a sponsored QR code to fill out a form and link it to your profile. Key Features: • Emergency information instantly accessible during an emergency. • Account for saving, editing, and managing forms. • Verified agency search access built for fire departments, EMS, and ambulance services. • Privacy-first design puts you in control of what information is shared and how. • Simple. Instant. Secure. RescuForm was built by first responders to work hand-in-hand with the community in case of emergency.