Check out the screenshots below.

PS : We have apps for other smartphones. Check them out.

Disclaimer : As public-accessed AEDs are prone to abuse, availability of AEDs is not guaranteed.

Here is a video of the app.

So to all the heroes out there, download the AED Nearby app from the app store now!

Best iPhone apps at AppStoreHQ

PS : We have apps for other smartphones ( eg Android – this is set to improve very soon ) and standard mobile phones. An app for Blackberry will be ready soon.

Disclaimer : As public-accessed AEDs are prone to abuse, availability of AEDs is not guaranteed. We have the 3 levels of verification to minimise this, the 3rd level of which is the Dying Man event.

iPhone
Download “ShowNearby AED” from the iPhone app store. Tap on “Add AED”.

Android
1. Download “ShowNearby AED” from the Android app store. Tap on “Add new AED”.

2. Download “AEDSync” from the Android app store. Tap on “Add a new AED”.

For Seekers, Pumpers & Shockers : to help seek out nearby AEDs for actual events.

iPhone
1. Search “AED Nearby” in the iPhone App Store to download.

2. Download the same “Shownearby AED” app as above.

Android
Download the same apps “ShowNearby AED” and “AEDSync” from the Android app store as mentioned above..

Standard Mobile Phones
( Please note that due to the limits of Google Maps on the standard mobile phone, not all AED locations will be shown. )

Step 1
Click HERE to go to the map for non-smartphones.

Step 2
On the Google map page, click on “Save to My Maps”. When prompted, login in your google account. Otherwise, create a new account.

Step 3
Now install Google Maps for mobile. Please visit ‘http://m.google.com/maps‘ from your device’s mobile web browser to download the application to your phone. Once downloaded, the installation process should start automatically.

Tip: Using your device’s pre-installed, default browser to visit ‘m.google.com/maps’ to ensure you receive the correct version of the Google maps for mobile for your own device.

If you prefer to install Maps for mobile from your computer, please visit this page to download the installation files for Windows Mobile, Symbian S60, or Palm devices and load the file onto your phone

Step 4
Sign in using your username and password if you have not done so. Press the digit “2″ on your phone number pad to go to Layers. Click on “Browse layers”, then “My Maps”. Click on “World Map on AED Locations” under the heading “Created by others”.

Step 5
Finally, to view your current location, press the number “0″. To zoom in, press “3″. To zoom out, press the digit “1″. To toggle between map and satellite images, press the digit “5″.

Note 1: The next time you want to view the map, select Google Maps under “Installations” of your mobile phone. If after pressing “0″ and you do not see any nearby AED, please press “2″ to go to Layers and refresh the layer by de-clicking “World Map on AED Locations” under the heading “Currently on”. Go back to Layers and click on “World Map on AED Locations” under the heading “Recently viewed layers”, then press “0″ again to find your location.

If you still do not see any AED, it means that
a. there is no information provided to us of any AED in your location, or
b. there really is no AED at all. Good luck!

Please help us with just a couple of minutes of your time.

Your can download the application HERE.

With a few touches on your iphone, you can help save a live!

These are a few photos of AED taken by our international volunteers!

Lubbock Police, Texas

San Francisco, US

NTU, Singapore

World Map
Please note that due to limits of Google Maps, not all AED locations are displayed.

View Larger Map

With more micro-volunteers coming forward, we can add more AED locations to the world map above.

Updates : First Aid Corps is mentioned in the UK!