Would you know what to do if someone suffered a cardiac arrest in front of you?

CPR Concept is an educational and interactive app that allows you to learn and practice Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the correct use of an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) from the comfort of your phone. Designed especially for people without prior medical knowledge, this app transforms first aid training into a didactic, practical, and accessible experience for everyone.

? App Objective
CPR Concept aims to help everyone react more confidently to an emergency by offering a realistic step-by-step simulation. No prior experience is required. The app is based on international recommendations for the care of cardiac arrests.

? What can you do with CPR Concept?
Simulate chest compressions with guided rhythm and visual feedback.

Learn to use an AED, identifying key steps for its correct use.

Follow emergency protocols that guide you through simulated situations.

Explore different scenarios with varying levels of difficulty and time limits.

Receive practical tips and recommendations tailored to your responses.

All of this in a user-friendly, stress-free visual environment, ideal for reinforcing what you've learned in in-person courses or for introducing yourself to the subject for the first time.

? Why use CPR Concept?
Because every second counts in a real-life emergency.

Because you can learn through play, at your own pace, and without pressure.

Because basic CPR knowledge can make the difference between life and death.

Because there isn't always a professional nearby, and you can be the first responder.

? Main Features
Intuitive and dynamic interface

Design adapted to users without medical experience

Simulation of key steps: safety, assessment, calling 911, compressions, AED

Visual feedback to improve your timing and rhythm

Training levels with progressive challenges

Compatible with recent iOS devices

⚠️ Important
This app is for educational purposes only. It does not replace professional first aid training nor does it qualify the user to act as a healthcare professional. Geek Up, the app's developer, disclaims any liability for improper use or any use other than the app's educational purpose.