Disaster ID app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Southwest Synergistic Solutions LLC
First release : 24 Jul 2011
App size: 24.94 Mb
When a disaster has struck during the night or under adverse conditions (ex. blacked out building), activate your Disaster ID app to help responders visually identify/locate you faster. The color code follows:
Red = Children
Green = Special Needs
Blue = Adults
Yellow = Service Animals/Pets
Steady signal = I’m OK
Flashing signal = Need medical assistance
Try the updated version of the Disaster ID app called Visual 911+ app. Visual 911+ not only turns your screen into a visual signaling device, but if networks are up an running it also transmits your general GPS location to your family/friends via email when you activate an "Alert" status, including "Im Safe".
For longer lasting visual signaling capability purchase the original Everything/Tactical Lights at TsunamiLights.com . They will last from 4 to 9 days on a solid color selection and 7 to 15 days on a flashing selection. The Everything/Tactical Light have a lock feature that prevents the lights from being inadvertently changed or turned off. Featuring a last selection memory, the Everything/Tactical Light will turn back on the selected color in case power is lost due to shock received by the light. Everything/Tactical Lights are pressure tested to 200 ft. of water and are combat proven. Buy one for each member of your family and empower yourself and your loved ones to help first responders help you and your family. Great back up emergency lights!
Latest reviews of Disaster ID app for iPhone and iPad
This app is great for its purpose. Incase Im in a disaster situation, I will be ready with this easy to use Disaster IDentification app!
This is a very useful tool! love the idea, and the purpose of it!
It is useful and easy to use. Great idea!!!
Cool application. I will be ordering a few lights for family and friends. The link to order is easily accessible. Thanks, the idea and lights are wonderful.
I was pleasantly surprised by this app. The lights themselves must be really effective for first responders after disasters. Either for a family or for a large community, they are a godsend.