The current emergency service process takes more than 8 minutes on average as the process involves multi-parties communicating and passing on information on different platforms.

Every year more than 150,000 people die due to lack of timely first aid. The human brain runs out of oxygen in 4 mins.

How to activate Red Cross’ 12,000 first-aiders island-wide, who could be near the patient, before an ambulance arrives.

Created a digital platform that unified the requirements in the form a of simple app that connects a first-aid seeker to first-aider instantly.

Building a platform to connect all the 12,000 first-aiders in Singapore in an app, once pressed by someone in distress, the app called Rapid Rescue sends out an SOS to all the first-aiders within a two kilometre radius of the victim.

After the First-aider accepts the mission, the app maps out the shortest route to the victim.

Red Cross was able to harness the power of their 12,000 First-aiders instantly and sends help to patients within the nearest proximity in the quickest time.

Immediate first-aid available before the emergency services arrive which can lead to saving a life.

App was so popular, it manifested to other more advanced versions.