Profile context
A future rider may record their own information in an authorized account. Blood group, allergies and emergency contacts become context, not assumptions.
Blood group needed
Blood Mesh sits under SOS. Prototype / safe simulation — no medical verification, donor dispatch or hospital partnership is connected. In a real emergency call 112.
Blood Mesh explores how riders might understand a blood-support request without exposing private medical information or claiming hospital-grade matching.
Blood group · consent
Request match
Concept only
A future rider may record their own information in an authorized account. Blood group, allergies and emergency contacts become context, not assumptions.
If critical support is needed, the Blood Mesh network can propose nearby compatible matches. This demo shows the flow, not medical matching.
Authorized riders own their data. The public demo shows no names, numbers or locations. Consent controls whether data is shared.
Blood groups are self-reported in accounts. Hospital blood typing is always required before transfusion.
Location for matching is derived from ride state or SOS trigger. It is never tracked or stored publicly.
Blood Mesh sends requests to nearby riders who have consented. It does not guarantee response or availability.
Blood requests are critical-moment only. They never become a daily or routine feature of the platform.