2:00 PM

"Nearest pharmacy?"

A chatbot gives the same answer here...

2:00 AM

"Nearest pharmacy?"

...as it does here: unknown streets, flooding block, holiday hours.

Emergencies are context-blind

People in crisis need one next action, not a paragraph to read.

Existing tools miss live context: GPS, weather alerts, open-now places, time of day.

Result: bad advice, wasted seconds, and no clear path to safety.

How Emergency Concierge solves it

Voice-first

Tap and talk; the agent answers out loud with one step at a time.

Grounded in live data

NWS alerts, Google Places, NYC Open Data, your location, sunset and time.

Safety rules before AI

Red flags like chest pain trigger the 911 card before any model runs.

Sources on every answer

Each card shows where the fact came from and when it was checked.

DEMO

SHELTER

Flash Flood Warning - until 1:30 PM

Step 2 of 4

Move to an upper floor. Do not enter the subway or underpasses.

Call 911

Source: verified NYC facts, checked today

Why users need it

Panic

Something is wrong. No time to read, search, or sign up.

One tap, one hold

Get Help, then hold the mic and say what's happening.

Clear next step

One spoken instruction: shelter, move, or seek help. Done / Repeat / Changed.

No account, no setup

Works when judgment is low: high contrast, large targets, interruptible audio

Adapts to the situation: shelter, move, seek help, or everyday valet

The guide you did not have, at the moment it matters.