Can paramedics see my medical info without unlocking my phone?

imokie surfaces a short, non-sensitive medical summary from the lock screen, similar to iOS/Android Medical ID. Sensitive details stay encrypted until you or your emergency contact release them.

What should I put in my medical summary?

Blood type, major allergies, current medications, key conditions, and one emergency contact. Enough for a first responder in the first ninety seconds — not your full health history.

Is my full health record stored?

Only what you upload. Full records, scans, and prescriptions can live in your encrypted vault; the lock-screen summary is a shorter, separate object.

Who can see the sensitive stuff?

Only you, and any emergency contact you authorised, and only when release conditions are met.

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The ninety seconds
that decide a lot.

A first responder has a very short window to figure out what you're allergic to and who to call. imokie makes that summary reachable from your lock screen, while the sensitive stuff stays encrypted.

The summary that saves time

Blood type. Major allergies. Current medications. Key conditions. One ICE contact. That's the shortlist that actually helps in the first minute.

Full records, safely tucked away

Prescriptions, scans, and long histories can live in the encrypted vault. Release them to a doctor, family member, or care coordinator only when needed.

For carers

If you look after an aging parent, keep their essential medical info synced to your imokie too. If they can't speak for themselves, you can.

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Frequently asked

Can paramedics see my medical info without unlocking my phone?: imokie surfaces a short, non-sensitive medical summary from the lock screen, similar to iOS/Android Medical ID. Sensitive details stay encrypted until you or your emergency contact release them.
What should I put in my medical summary?: Blood type, major allergies, current medications, key conditions, and one emergency contact. Enough for a first responder in the first ninety seconds — not your full health history.
Is my full health record stored?: Only what you upload. Full records, scans, and prescriptions can live in your encrypted vault; the lock-screen summary is a shorter, separate object.
Who can see the sensitive stuff?: Only you, and any emergency contact you authorised, and only when release conditions are met.

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