Today
The information that matters most sits in other systems, at other institutions, that the treating team cannot see. If you are conscious, you recount what you can from memory, under the worst possible conditions. If you are unconscious, or the history is long and complicated, the team works with a fraction of the picture.
For people with complex histories, this is the moment the fragmentation they have managed for years becomes acute. The allergy noted at one clinic, the medication started at another, the surgery from a hospital two cities ago: any of them can change what safe treatment looks like.
With Ametti
Your history is already assembled and with you. You, or someone you trust, can share a clinician-readable summary in moments: diagnoses, active medications, allergies, and recent results, each entry carrying its source. A doctor opens it in an ordinary browser, with no account and no special software, and sees where each fact came from.
An emergency card can carry the essentials even when you cannot unlock anything: the minimal set of facts you chose in advance, available offline.
On your terms
You decide ahead of time what an emergency view contains, from a bare minimum to a fuller summary. Shared links expire on the schedule you set and can be revoked at any time. Choosing what is visible in the worst moment is a decision you make calmly and in advance, and it stays yours to make.
Sharing and the emergency card are part of the direction Ametti is building toward, arriving in stages during testing.