Our story

Built to save
Indian lives.

Every three minutes, someone dies in a road accident in India (MoRTH, Road Accidents in India 2023). Most of those deaths happen not because help failed to arrive, but because help arrived without knowing what to do.

The problem

First responders arrive blind.

When someone is unconscious after an accident, the people trying to help them face a wall of unknowns. What blood group? Any allergies? What medications are they on? Who do we call?

Getting those answers wrong, or taking too long to find them, can be fatal. Giving the wrong blood type, administering a drug someone is allergic to, not reaching family in time.

According to the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways' (MoRTH) Road Accidents in India 2023 report, two-thirds of road accident deaths are people aged 18-45, the years when fast access to medical information at the scene matters most.

480,583
road accidents in India (2023)
172,890
deaths from road accidents (2023)
Two-thirds
of road accident deaths are aged 18-45 (2023)
44.8%
of road deaths are two-wheeler riders (2023)

Source: MoRTH, Road Accidents in India 2023

The solution

A tiny sticker that speaks for you.

Emercode is a personal health identity: a unique QR code that lives on your phone, your helmet, or your wallet. Anyone scans it and instantly knows your blood group, allergies, medications, and who to call. No app. No login. No delay.

For individuals

Register free. Get your QR. Stick it anywhere. Your critical info is always accessible, always up to date.

For hospitals

Instant access to a patient's critical medical info at admission, plus a shared record of visit findings, prescriptions, and vitals on their Emercode profile.

For first responders

Scan any Emercode QR with any camera. Instant access to critical info. Emergency contact notified automatically.

Building Partnerships

In active discussions.

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Police Department Outreach

Ongoing conversations with Pune's Akurdi police station on emergency identification use cases.

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Hospital Demonstrations

Live product demonstrations with hospital administrators in Pune on joining the Emercode network.

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College Partners

Early discussions with colleges in Pune on registering students as a safety initiative for those living away from home.

Vision

Every Indian.
One identity.

Our long-term vision is for Emercode to become India's universal health identity layer, integrated with Ayushman Bharat, ABHA, and national emergency services. A system where any first responder, anywhere in India, can scan a sticker and know exactly how to help.

Now

QR-based emergency medical ID, in active discussion with police and hospital partners in Maharashtra.

Next

NFC stickers. Hospital network expansion. College and corporate safety program rollout.

Following

Government integration with ABHA and Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission.

Long term

National emergency response network. Every ambulance, every police station, every hospital on Emercode.

The founder

Nishad Raviraj Shimpi

Founder & CEO, Emercode™

Nishad Raviraj Shimpi is the founder and CEO of Emercode, India's emergency medical identity platform, built from Nashik, Maharashtra. Emercode began from a simple observation: in India's emergencies, the gap between life and death is often not a lack of help, but a lack of information available at the scene. Nishad built Emercode to close that gap.

He holds a degree in mechanical engineering and has worked across product, marketing, and engineering before founding Emercode. He leads the company's product and engineering from Nashik.

Together we can build a safer India.

Join the mission.

Register free. Get your Emercode sticker. Be part of building a safer India.

Create your free Emercode