PerfectCPR

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Medical	Free	Affan Farooq	iPhone, iPad, iPod

PerfectCPR is an app EXCLUSIVELY for the Apple Watch which provides you with REAL-TIME haptic and audio feedback on your wrist so that you can be READY when seconds truly count.

Prehospital CPR has been shown to save many lives. We must ensure that we are doing adequate compressions while doing CPR whether its a healthcare provider or bystander.

About the team behind PerfectCPR:
Dr Habib Nazir, Dr Faizan H. Arshad and Dr Affan Farooq have managed many critical patients in cardiac arrest requiring CPR. Their mutual passion for advancement in healthcare and love for technology is evident by this app. This app is the result of many months of brainstorming & programming the concept & design. We are proud to share this app for free to everyone. Our goal is to continue to develop this application, evolve it with your feedback in mind, and eventually get healthcare device approval from the US FDA."

Using the accelerometer, haptic feedback and gyro-meter, PerfectCPR gives you a 'tap' on your wrist indicating when a compression should be performed. This can be used in emergencies by anyone to provide emergent compressions during any condition in which resuscitation may be indicated.

Once open, the app will 'tap' the wearer at a constant rate on the wrist indicating when he/she should be doing a compression.

Early intervention has been linked with improved survival which is the what the app intends to do.

Please email us at: [email protected] with any bugs, comments & suggestions you have. We are dedicated to continuing to develop this application and make it stable and practical as possible.

"And whoever saves a life, it is as though he had saved all mankind."

NOTE:
PerfectCPR only works with an AppleWatch. If you download it on your phone without an apple watch you will see a blank screen. The app installs on the phone and on the watch at the same time after which it can be accessed on the watch.


PerfectCPR for Apple Watch is currently for training and practice purposes only. The application is currently not approved by the U.S. FDA for use in an actual rescue. This does not replace the expertise of an actual Physician.