Medical First Aid Tips
588 searchable first aid tips covering CPR, choking, burns, cuts, allergic reactions, and more. Works offline when you need it most.
Emergency Preparedness
521 guides for natural disasters, power outages, evacuations, severe weather, and crisis situations. Checklists and action plans to prepare before disaster strikes.
Medical Conditions Database
84 medical conditions with symptoms, treatments, and when to call 911. Searchable offline database for quick reference.
Condition Finder
Search symptoms to find related medical conditions and first aid guidance. Type "chest pain" or "fever" to get immediate information and know when to seek help.
Emergency Services Database
16,800+ emergency organizations across 195+ countries. Police, fire, ambulance, poison control, coast guard, and 67 other service types. Local numbers, instantly available.
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 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.