SOS QR
A scan-to-surface emergency medical QR: a person's critical details on one page, with no app to install. Built for a client.
Production prototype, in active client change rounds. Round 19 went to production on 26 September 2026.
- Client
- Unnamed client
- Role
- Design, build and deployment
- Timeline
- Round 19 in production on 26 September 2026
- Status
- In production
- Stack
- Next.js, Supabase, MSG91, PWA
The problem
In an accident, the people who reach you first (bystanders, paramedics) have no way to know your blood group, your allergies, the medication you're on, or who to call. The information that could change the outcome is locked inside a phone they can't open.
What we built
A QR you carry: on a card, a sticker, a keychain. Scanning it opens a mobile-first page with exactly what a first responder needs: emergency contacts, blood group, allergies, conditions, medication. One emergency contact is marked “Call first”, and the owner controls what the scan page shows. No app to install, nothing to unlock. A person registers, fills their profile, and a unique QR is minted to them. Activating the QR is free.
Shipped as a web app (PWA), installable from the browser and offline-tolerant. Next.js and Supabase for the app and data, MSG91 for phone verification.
Result
A production-ready prototype, delivered and live for the client to test, including an admin dashboard, a bulk-issue flow for pre-printed QRs, and a claim flow for handing them out. Public go-live is the client's call. The working demo is linked above.