
People with severe allergies
When a reaction makes it hard to speak, the one fact that changes treatment — penicillin, peanuts, latex — is already on the screen, in signal red.
Who it's for
LIFEKEY isn't only for the chronically ill. It's for anyone who could find themselves in a room with a stranger who needs the right facts, fast.

Six everyday situations
Each of these people set up a profile for a different reason — but all of them wanted the same thing: for the right details to be there when they couldn't hand them over.

When a reaction makes it hard to speak, the one fact that changes treatment — penicillin, peanuts, latex — is already on the screen, in signal red.

Diabetes, epilepsy, a heart condition, blood thinners — context a responder would otherwise have to guess at, ready before they ask.

Carry a profile for a child or a parent you look after. Hand the link to a babysitter, a school, or a sibling in seconds.

A profile on the fridge or lock screen speaks for you if you can't, and lists who should be called first.

Far from home or on a trail, your details travel with you in a link — no app to download first, no signal-hungry account login.

Mid-race, at the gym, or out on a long ride — wear the link on a band so the right people are reached the moment something goes wrong.
Set it up once today, and it works on the day you can't do anything at all.