EVAC · For hospitals & healthcare
A ward is cleared by a nurse.
Not by a patient's phone.
A patient under anaesthetic can't answer an alert. So the ward is swept and reported clear, bay by bay — while the code still reaches every phone, with the instruction attached, not a word shouted over a PA nobody can place.
The code, on every phone
Code Black. Code Silver.
Off the PA, onto the ward.
The code reaches every phone, not just the corridor with a speaker. Lockdown arrives silent by design; evacuation never can.
Ward 4B
Swept by A. Okonkwo · 03:11
ICU
Swept by M. Devi · 03:13
Theatre 3
Waiting 4 min
Bays swept, not patients polled. The sedated, the ventilated, the newborn — accounted for by the ward that holds them, which is the only model that works.
Visitors sign in · hear alerts · counted
Visitors counted, families reachable. A QR at the ward entrance; sign-ins expire on their own, so the count is who's here now.
The proof
Sealed the moment it's made.
Every code and every evacuation ends as evidence: the timeline, every area, every person accounted for. An accreditor can verify it in ten seconds, with no account — built for the codes you already run and AS 3745.
sha256 7d20 e1bc 44a9 5f31 · ed25519 valid
✓ Verified — exactly as issued
Change one character years later and the seal breaks visibly. Evidence for the Joint Commission, the CQC, or your state health regulator. Run the demo drill →
False codes, designed against. One mistake never becomes a whole hospital on the move.
Patient family comms, at last. See the admin home →
Set up your site. We timed it — five minutes.
No sales call. No card. Free for one site, unlimited patients and visitors, forever — you pay per staff seat, never per patient. Health systems add the signed archive and every site in the network — priced per staff seat, never per patient.