For fire, ambulance or rescue, call 119. For police assistance, call 110. Rescue Pocket is not an emergency service.

Offline first · Built for network failure

When the network fails,
critical information stays with you.

Keep official disaster guidance, emergency facilities and survival tools on your phone before they are needed. Core features remain available during network congestion, power outages and airplane mode.

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  • Core features work offline
Rescue Pocket home screen showing offline maps, guidance, survival tools and emergency mode

The first point of failure in a disaster

Losing the network should not mean losing safety information.

Guidance, emergency facilities and maps that normally open in seconds can disappear when towers fail or become overloaded. Rescue Pocket keeps essential information on the device instead of depending on the network available at that moment.

Prepare important information offline

Prepare now, so there is one less thing to solve during a disaster.

Each feature keeps a usable fallback when the network or a platform service is unavailable, so one failure does not block the whole path.

Official-source offline guidance

Earthquakes, fires, first aid and preparedness, with the issuing authority, original URL and retrieval date preserved on every card.

Emergency facilities across Taiwan

Shelters, emergency hospitals, AEDs, police stations and fire or rescue facilities for all 22 counties and cities are built into the app.

Maps downloaded by county

Download the vector base maps you need beforehand, then use them in airplane mode. The app does not download maps in the background.

Directions without a base map

Even before a map is downloaded, use a compass, text bearing and straight-line distance to find nearby facilities.

Offline survival tools

Flashlight, SOS light and whistle, CPR compression metronome, 119 dialler and an “I’m safe” SMS composer with optional coordinates.

High-contrast emergency mode

A pure-black background, larger text and larger controls improve recognition in low light while reducing OLED power use.

Real app screens

Save critical information first. Open it when needed.

Every screen was captured from the actual app. Map images use a simulated location and contain no user location or personal information.

Official-source offline fire guidance
Official-source offline guidance
AED facility layer on an offline map with a simulated location
AED layer and offline location
AED facility name, distance, address and source
Facility details and direction
Adult CPR and AED guidance screen
Adult CPR and AED

More than an optional offline mode

Offline is the product default.

Nationwide facilities, guidance and survival tools are bundled with the app. Larger full maps are downloaded by county beforehand. Without a base map, facility data and direction fallbacks remain available.

How offline maps work
  1. 01
    Prepare beforehandSelect home, work and regularly visited counties, then confirm the map downloads.
  2. 02
    Keep data on the phoneGuidance, facilities and downloaded maps remain readable offline.
  3. 03
    Keep a fallbackWithout a base map, use the facility list, bearing and straight-line distance.
22 counties and cities with facility data
27 / 38 topics / guidance cards
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Privacy is a product boundary

Your data is not sent to us.

There are no accounts, backend services, ads, analytics or trackers. Location is processed only while needed; contacts, settings and checklists are stored locally. Operating-system backup behaviour is explained in the privacy policy.

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Life-safety content must remain traceable to its source.

Disaster and first-aid guidance is an offline snapshot of official government and public-domain sources. Rescue Pocket does not author life-safety content and has not been reviewed by independent medical or emergency-management professionals. In an emergency, official alerts, responders and professional medical judgement take precedence.