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The myResponder app was designed to notify the Community First Responders of any potential cardiac arrests within 400 metres. In addition, the myResponder mobile app is linked to the national AED registry and shows the locations of AEDs in public places. This enables the community to contribute to saving lives prior to the arrival of the SCDF emergency medical service.

The app also has a “Call 995” function for the user to dial 995 to send his current geolocation automatically to SCDF to help the SCDF dispatcher to pinpoint his exact location, providing faster and more accurate on-location aid. This feature is especially useful in parks and open areas with no prominent landmarks.

Find out more about the myResponder app.

Download the myResponder app on your mobile device: 

Download myResponder app from Google Play Store

Download myResponder app from Apple App Store