IAMAS

I Am A Survivor

Survival and first aid that works without internet

IAMAS is a free guide for emergencies, first aid and disaster preparedness. The core library comes inside the app, so it works in airplane mode, with no signal and no account, in your language.

  • Works offline
  • No account
  • No ads
  • 60 languages
  • Open source
IAMAS

What IAMAS is

When the network is down, the information you need has to already be on your phone. IAMAS gives you step-by-step cards for emergencies, an offline library built from open sources, calculators, checklists and offline maps.

Every text shows where it comes from and whether a person has reviewed it. IAMAS never makes up an answer or a medicine dose: if the library has no reliable answer, it says so.

Features

  • Triage

    Six large buttons for what to do now: bleeding, breathing, water, fire and heat, shelter, calling for help.

  • Protocol cards

    Short steps with pictures, timers for timed steps and read-aloud. Save the ones you need and print them.

  • Emergency number

    A red bar on every screen calls the local number. Numbers for 243 countries and territories.

  • Offline library

    First aid, water, food, fire, shelter, disasters, navigation, energy and hygiene, with sources and licences.

  • Ask

    Type or speak a question in your own words. The answer quotes the library with numbered sources, or says it found nothing.

  • Tools and calculators

    Water, food, solar and batteries, oral rehydration, child dose by weight, navigation, evacuate or stay, tourniquet timer.

  • Preparedness

    Checklists for go-bags and kits, supplies with expiry dates, medical info for each family member, a weekly practice question.

  • Offline maps

    GPS without mobile signal, waypoints, MGRS and UTM coordinates, and map regions to download in advance.

  • Content packs

    Add languages, country and biome packs, your own PDF and EPUB files, or offline Wikipedia. Official packs are signed and checked.

  • Share without internet

    Share the library over local Wi-Fi, copy packs from nearby phones, sync the family list, or answer questions over a Meshtastic radio.

  • On-device AI (optional)

    Smarter search and answers that run on the phone. The AI only picks sentences from the library; it never writes doses.

  • For every situation

    Day, night, night-vision, gloves and print modes, large text, a home-screen widget and a watch app.

  • Private

    Your questions, notes and locations stay on your phone. No account, no ads, no tracking. The network is used only when you download or share.

Quick guide

Set it up once while you have internet. After that, everything works offline.

  1. Install

    Get IAMAS from your app store (coming soon). The core library is already inside the app.

  2. Choose language and country

    On first launch the app suggests your phone's language and your country, with its emergency number. Quick setup takes you to Triage in at most 3 taps.

  3. Full setup (optional)

    Mark the risks where you live, choose the appearance, units and map coordinates, then pick a map region, content packs and on-device AI. The app shows the total size before downloading.

  4. Add your medical info

    Fill in allergies, medicines, conditions and an emergency contact for yourself and your household. It stays on your phone.

  5. Prepare before you need it

    Download maps and packs over Wi-Fi, complete the checklists, save the cards you may need to My cards and print them.

  6. In an emergency

    Call the local number with the red bar. Then open Triage, choose the situation and follow the card step by step.

To change your choices later, use Settings › Run the first-time setup again. Nothing is deleted.

Download

IAMAS will be free on every store, with no ads and no paid features.

Google PlayComing soon
App StoreComing soon
F-DroidComing soon
APK for AndroidComing soon

Important

IAMAS is a reference tool with general information. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose or treat any condition and is not an emergency service. It does not replace a doctor, nurse or rescue team, and its content may be incomplete or wrong. In an emergency, call the local emergency number first. Content marked "draft" has not yet been reviewed by a clinician.