ICE Medical ID: Emergency Card

Techxonia, LLC

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

When you can't speak, your phone speaks for you. ICE Medical ID shows your emergency contacts, allergies, blood type and medical conditions on your lock screen — so first responders can help in seconds, without unlocking your phone.

Trusted by 100,000+ people worldwide.

🚨 EMERGENCY MEDICAL ID ON YOUR LOCK SCREEN
✔ Medical ID card visible without unlocking — critical info when every second counts
✔ Blood type, allergies, medications, medical conditions at a glance
✔ Emergency contacts that responders can call or message in one tap
✔ Organ donor status, doctor and insurance details
✔ Home screen widget for instant access

📋YOUR COMPLETE HEALTH PROFILE, ORGANIZED
More than an emergency card: store allergy records with symptoms and first-aid steps, medication lists, vaccine history and doctor contacts. Everything about your health in one place — ready for emergencies and doctor visits alike.

🔒 YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE
No account required. Your medical information is stored locally, protected by PIN or fingerprint lock. Back up privately to your own Google Drive and restore on any new phone.

⚡ SET UP IN 2 MINUTES

Add your medical details and emergency contacts
Turn on the lock screen card
Done — protected 24/7, even offline

MADE FOR: cyclists and motorcycle riders • people with allergies, diabetes, epilepsy, asthma or heart conditions • seniors living independently • hikers and solo travelers • anyone who wants help to reach them faster.

♿ ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE
The lock screen medical card is made possible via an optional accessibility service that you can activate. Once enabled, the accessibility service displays a widget over your lock screen. This widget helps people with disabilities, and first responders in case of emergency, to view and act on your medical information without unlocking your phone. The service is used only to display your emergency card — never to collect or monitor any other data on your device.

An accident never sends a warning. Set up your emergency medical ID today — two minutes now can save your life later.

Support: [e-mail] — we answer every message.

Ratings and reviews

Too many ads. Premium too expensive. Edit: I paid for it anyway. App is better without ads but could use a few more features. 6/22: Edited to say that the icon no longer shows on the lock screen and no one can get the info unless the phone is unlocked and they see the app icon. I paid for this so first responders could access my information. Now they can't and I am stuck with it. 2/23: Switched phones. All info gone, got basic app although I paid for it. Help!

Uninstalled before getting all the way through set-up. Too many basic features are unavailable unless you upgrade to premium for $8. Can't add basic insurance info, or more than one emergency contact, etc. I consider those features to be *basic, necessary* items, not "premium extras." Can't very well evaluate an app to see if I think an upgrade is a good idea when most of the basic features are not available. On to check out the other I.C.E apps now.

Got a new phone and had to redownload this app but it has since changed and I dislike the changes. I used to be able to add multiple contacts (the version I had was free) and now I can only add 1 with the free version. I don't need to add all my medical history to this app. Also, I am unable to add it to my lock screen. That's the whole point of this app, to show on my lock screen Incase of an accident or something and I am unable to talk.