Emergency Dashboard with Live Map and Avatar Sizing Highlight The emergency dashboard offers large or normal contact… emergency
Avatar sizing is a per-user display preference independent of the map, while the map subscribes to emergency-contact location changes so pins move without requiring a manual dashboard refresh.
Emergency Dashboard Displays Service Directory and Audit Notices Emergency dashboard shows service directory and audit… emergency
The service directory pulls the same phone-number data already used on the Emergency tab, so the dashboard reflects country or list changes without maintaining a separate copy.
Emergency Contacts Support Search and Filtering Dashboard emergency contacts include suggestions, search,… emergency
Typing in the search field filters the dashboard's emergency contact list in place, and suggested contacts are ranked using the same relevance signals as suggestions elsewhere in the app.
Quick-Access Emergency Contacts on the Dock Dashboard emergency contacts can be dragged to the dock. emergency
A long-press-and-drag gesture lets an emergency contact be pinned to the dock, giving one-tap access from outside the dashboard without opening the emergency contacts list first.
Emergency services card with quick calling Card displays your local emergency services with one-tap… emergency-services
A dedicated card surfaces the emergency numbers relevant to the user's detected country with a direct one-tap dial button, and supports swipe gestures to move between multiple listed services.
Automatic Country Detection for Emergency Setup New card guides you through country detection for emergency… emergency-setup
A setup card walks new users through detecting their country automatically so the correct local emergency numbers populate without manually searching for or entering them.
Emergency checklists track steps and progress Checklists display steps with progress tracking and In… emergency-dashboard
Multi-step tasks like assembling an emergency contact list persist their progress between sessions, and completed steps feed suggestions in In Focus so nothing has to be tracked manually elsewhere.
Emergency tips respect preferences Emergency and Medical tips honor your chosen disclaimers. emergency
Tips respect whichever medical-disclaimer preference was already set elsewhere in the app, rather than displaying a separate, potentially conflicting disclaimer inside In Focus.
Contacts marked as emergency are automatically flagged Contacts marked as emergency or medical are automatically… emergency
Once a contact is tagged emergency or medical, the app applies a visible flag automatically so the label doesn't depend on remembering to set it manually each time.
Emergency Numbers, Medical Contacts, and Safety Info in One Hub Emergency information hub gives quick access to local… emergency
One screen pulls together local emergency numbers, tagged medical contacts, and a safety checklist so none of them require separately navigating to different app sections.
Create shareable emergency card for lost pets Create a shareable emergency card for a lost pet with your… emergency-card
The generated card bundles a pet photo, description, and your contact info into a shareable image or link suited for posting or printing during a search.
Emergency numbers and first aid — anywhere in the world
Saropa Contacts puts 16,800+ emergency services, 588 first aid tips, and 521 preparedness guides in your pocket. Works offline. Covers 195+ countries.
Local emergency numbers, wherever you are
Traveling, relocating, or just want peace of mind at home? Saropa Contacts maintains a database of 16,800+ emergency organizations across 195+ countries — police, fire, ambulance, coastguard, and more. Numbers appear at the top of the dialer based on your current location, so you never have to search.
First aid you can trust, without a signal
588 searchable first aid tips cover CPR, choking, burns, cuts, allergic reactions, and dozens more scenarios. All content is stored on-device — no internet connection required. When seconds matter, the last thing you need is a loading spinner.
Know what you are dealing with
The medical conditions database covers 84 conditions with symptoms, treatments, and guidance on when to call for help. A symptom search lets you narrow down what might be wrong before you speak to a professional — not to replace medical advice, but to ask better questions.
Prepare before you need to react
521 preparedness guides cover natural disasters, power outages, evacuations, severe weather, and more. Each guide is practical and action-oriented — what to do before, during, and after an event. Stored locally, so they work when the grid does not.
First aid tips that work offline — 588 guides in your pocket
Saropa Contacts stores 588 first aid tips, 84 medical condition profiles, and 521 emergency preparedness guides directly on your device. No internet required. No loading screens when seconds matter.
Searchable by symptom, not just by name
Type "chest pain" and see related conditions, first aid steps, and guidance on when to call emergency services. The condition finder works by symptoms, not medical terminology — so you get useful results even when you do not know the name of what you are dealing with.
Works when you have no signal
Every tip, condition, and guide is stored on-device at install time. Mountain trails, remote campsites, underground car parks, or anywhere else your phone has no signal — the information is still there. No data connection means no loading, which also means no delay.
Medical conditions with severity levels
Each of the 84 medical conditions includes symptom descriptions, severity levels (mild, moderate, severe), recommended treatments, and curated web resources from sources like the Mayo Clinic, NHS, and Sleep Foundation. Helps you ask better questions before you reach a doctor.
Preparedness that fits in your pocket
521 guides cover what to do before, during, and after natural disasters, power outages, evacuations, and severe weather. Each is a practical checklist — not a wall of text. Stored locally, so they work exactly when the power grid and cell towers do not.
Common questions about emergency numbers
Does Saropa work offline for emergency numbers?
Yes. The entire emergency database — over 16,800 numbers across 195 countries — is stored on your device. You can look up police, ambulance, fire, and other services with no internet connection, which matters most when traveling in areas with poor coverage.
How many countries does the emergency database cover?
Saropa covers 195 countries with 67 emergency service types, including police, ambulance, fire, poison control, coast guard, mountain rescue, and more. Each entry includes the local number, service type, and any notes about when to use it.
Are the emergency numbers verified?
Emergency numbers are sourced from official government publications and verified against ITU and embassy records. The database is updated regularly. Because this is life-safety information, all entries go through human verification before publishing.
Can I call an emergency number directly from the app?
Yes. Tap any emergency number to dial it immediately — no copying or switching apps. Saropa also shows the local police, ambulance, and fire numbers for your current country at the top of the emergency screen for one-tap access.
Common questions about first aid guides
What first aid information does Saropa provide?
Saropa includes step-by-step first aid instructions for common emergencies — burns, choking, CPR, bleeding, allergic reactions, and more. Instructions are written for non-medical people and designed to be read under stress, with clear numbered steps and no jargon.
Does the first aid guide work offline?
Yes. All first aid content is stored on your device and available without an internet connection. This is critical in emergencies where network access may be limited or unavailable.
Is the first aid content medically reviewed?
First aid guidance follows internationally recognized protocols. Content is written clearly for general audiences and is regularly reviewed. For serious medical emergencies, always call your local emergency number — the app makes this easy with one-tap dialing.