Availability of blood for medical emergencies is a major issue in our society. These days we get denied to blood until we get donors. Medical emergencies have become heavily dependent on replacement blood donations which are not only unsafe but also a way of exploiting patients and their families. People with myeloma, a blood related cancer need to transform their blood every three months, sometimes every 10 days. Every hospital/blood bank will deny to provide blood until we get donors in return. Even during emergencies they deny providing blood and make people find one themselves to maintain their blood stock. While some hospitals give blood without insisting on replacement for the first few transfusions, eventually start asking them to bring donors for the successive ones. People will get exhausted in this search for donors.

Requirement of blood donors and reason is that India has roughly 900 blood banks controlled by the government, 362 run by NGOs, 684 associated with private hospitals, and 500 owned by private charity organisations. Until recently, most private or hospital-owned blood banks were not permitted to organise blood donation camps; and the path of procuring the licence to organise was stringent and murky. So, considering that less than five percent of the population willingly walks into a blood bank to donate annually or bi-annually, blood banks had little access to voluntarily donated blood.

We provide immediate access to blood donors all over India, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! We provide a network of donors who respond to emergency situations in an efficient manner. The ultimate goal of this project is to provide an easy-to-use, easy-to-access, efficient and reliable way to get life-saving blood, free of cost. Our project works to connect blood donors and recipients through a system which can be accessed on any device. We provide blood donors who are ready to help save lives any time and at any place to people who are desperately inneedofit