FIRST AID MADE SIMPLE – Practise 60 real emergencies

First aid sticks when you do it. This app turns theory into something you actually practise: realistic emergencies, decisions in real time, the right order of actions through repetition — calmly, without any pressure.

🩺 HOW IT WORKS
You enter a scenario — for example a cardiac arrest in a public place, a child choking at the dinner table, or a motorcyclist after a crash. The patient is in front of you. You assess what you see, choose the next action, and a timeline fills in as you do the right things. After every action a short narration explains what helped — and why a different choice would have wasted time.

👤 DESIGNED FOR LAYPEOPLE
• Plain language — no medical jargon, no abbreviations
• Realistic actions any bystander can perform — call for help, open the airway, chest compressions, pressure on a wound, recovery position
• Tap any action's info button to read what it is and how to do it
• The patient never gets worse — no failure state, no penalties for getting it wrong
• Two difficulty levels: Beginner shows category hints in the timeline, Advanced takes them away

🚨 60 SCENARIOS ACROSS 7 TOPIC PACKS
Seven scenarios are permanently free — one per topic, covering the most important entry points: adult and infant CPR, recovery position, severe bleeding, stroke recognition, anaphylaxis, and a motorcycle accident.

The full content covers:
• Cardiac Arrest & Resuscitation: with and without AED, drowning, pool, public collapse, sports, hypothermia, electrocution
• Paediatric Emergencies: infant CPR and choking, toddler drowning, febrile seizure, button battery, child anaphylaxis and asthma, head injury, poisoning
• Road Accidents: motorcycle and car crash, cyclist/pedestrian hit, multi-casualty triage, child passenger, seizure at the wheel, helmet removal, burning vehicle
• Acute Illnesses: stroke, TIA, diabetic emergencies, epileptic seizure, heat stroke, fainting, unconsciousness
• Allergies & Poisonings: anaphylaxis with and without EpiPen, carbon-monoxide and alcohol intoxication, chemical eye injury
• Injuries & Household Accidents: tourniquet use, burns, fractures, electric shock, impalement, fall with unconsciousness
• Respiratory Emergencies: choking in adults, the elderly, pregnant people and when alone, asthma attack, hyperventilation, panic attack

📖 LEARN — REFERENCE LIBRARY
Alongside training, the Learn section contains a calm, written guide for every emergency type — step-by-step explanations, key takeaways, and direct links into the matching scenarios. First-aid guides are always free.

📝 DEBRIEFING AFTER EVERY SCENARIO
Every scenario ends with a full debriefing: the timeline replayed step by step, what you did vs. what was optimal, an explanation of every key action, your time, and 1–4 stars. This is where the learning consolidates.

🏆 PROGRESS & ACHIEVEMENTS
• 1–4 stars per scenario, per difficulty level
• Achievements for milestones — first scenario, first perfect score, completed pack
• Progress overview across all topics
• Works fully without an account — no login, no email, no tracking

🆓 START FOR FREE
The seven free scenarios are yours to keep. Topic packs are one-time purchases — available individually or as a Bundle with all packs.

📚 GUIDELINE-BACKED CONTENT
All content follows the European Resuscitation Council (ERC) Guidelines 2025 — like professional first-aid courses across Europe.

ℹ️ NOTICE
This app is for training and reference. It does not replace a certified first-aid course — please attend one if you can.