Call 112 first
A large Call 112 button is on every screen. It works without an account or a subscription.
Call 112 in one tap, alert the people you trust and share where you are. When aid.mt is approved and operating, you’ll also be able to ask verified doctors, nurses and trained responders nearby for support.
aid.mt does not replace 112 and does not promise that a responder will come. In a life-threatening emergency, call 112 first.
Life-threatening emergency? Don’t wait for an app.
Call 112A large Call 112 button is on every screen. It works without an account or a subscription.
The contacts you chose — family, a neighbour, a carer — are told what’s happening and where.
Only when you allow it, only during the alert, and it stops when the alert ends.
Doctors, nurses and trained first-aiders whose registration, training and insurance we check — when the service is approved.
Designed for the worst moment: big buttons, plain words and no guesswork about what is and isn’t happening.
112 is one tap. SOS needs a 2-second hold, so it isn’t pressed by accident.
Your phone’s location, or type the address, floor and how to get in.
Everyone you chose gets the alert at the same time.
When operating: eligible verified responders nearby are asked. We tell you honestly whether anyone has accepted.
No fake “help is on the way”, no invented arrival times, no promises we can’t keep.
Call 112 and the basic safety features are always free. Paid plans open when the service launches.
Prices are indicative and include VAT. No payment is taken before launch.
A clear, calm interface for the moment you need it most — readable, large and simple to use under stress.
Large buttons, high contrast and screen-reader labels throughout.
Blood type, allergies, medication — encrypted, optional, and shared only if you say so.
Switch language at any time.
Doctors, nurses, trained first responders and carers can apply now. We verify your registration, training and insurance before you can receive any request.
Apply as a responderSet up your contacts and emergency profile now. It takes three minutes.