Live field telemetry
Five-second GPS updates flow into a PostGIS-backed geospatial index, so the operational map reflects where units actually are — with radius queries built for the city's real geometry.
5s cadenceBangalore pilot · now briefing
AmbTrack connects ambulance crews, dispatch, hospitals, and traffic stakeholders around the decisions that matter during an emergency — instead of disconnected calls, messages, and spreadsheets.
Illustrative case view — not live data
Engineering targets for the Bangalore pilot — not yet measured in a production deployment.
A calm, structured workflow for teams working under pressure. The platform supports the coordination — it never replaces a dispatcher's judgement or the approved emergency fallback.
Dispatch records the pickup, urgency, available unit, and receiving destination in one case record — no parallel spreadsheets.
The assigned crew, receiving hospital, and relevant traffic role each receive their permitted operational context in real time.
SOS and degraded-network paths keep escalation visible while teams use radio or phone fallback when required.
Handover, completion, and operational updates leave an auditable record that pilots can review and learn from.
Every hand-off between field, dispatch, traffic, and hospital teams is visible and accountable. Each role sees the context it needs — not a generic dashboard full of everyone else's data.
Five-second GPS updates flow into a PostGIS-backed geospatial index, so the operational map reflects where units actually are — with radius queries built for the city's real geometry.
5s cadenceCreation, assignment, status transitions, and completion — every case carries a full audit trail.
Audit trailBed, ventilator, and oxygen context plus inbound ETA — receiving teams prepare before arrival.
Bed & O2 statusAutomatic 3 km proximity detection warns traffic stakeholders, with deduplication built in.
3km radiusOne tap from the crew escalates to the control centre, with persistent, reviewable logging.
One tapDensity heatmaps and response-time metrics turn each shift into evidence for the next improvement.
24h aggregationEvery actor in an emergency response has a different need. Each role gets a purpose-built interface — not a generic dashboard with features disabled.
Assignment, location sharing, case updates, destination, SOS, and handover — a purpose-built field workflow.
Role-scoped proximity alerts give traffic stakeholders time to prepare a junction before the ambulance reaches it.
Receiving teams maintain their own capacity context and see inbound activity relevant to their facility — never the whole city's.
Control-centre staff assign resources, follow active cases, coordinate exceptions, and preserve a complete decision trail.
Role-based access control, JWT access tokens with refresh rotation, and bcrypt password hashing protect every account. Geospatial reads use GiST-indexed PostGIS queries so radius checks stay fast as the fleet grows. Rate limiting and strict CORS guard every public endpoint.
Operational views and actions are limited by role, active account state, and resource ownership. Clinical data stays minimised by design.
When data, maps, notifications, or network access are unavailable, teams fall back to approved direct communication.
Critical events leave a record, so pilots can learn, improve procedures, and govern access responsibly.
AmbTrack is a real-time coordination platform for urban emergency response. It gives ambulance crews, dispatch, hospitals, and traffic stakeholders a shared operational picture during a case — assignment, location, hospital readiness, and escalation in one place.
No. The platform has a tested software baseline, but a live pilot has not launched. We're working through the remaining provider, device, load, and operational-acceptance evidence before onboarding a named pilot cohort. Requesting a briefing starts that conversation — it does not enrol you in a live deployment.
Passwords use bcrypt hashing, sessions use short-lived access tokens with refresh rotation, and access is scoped by role and case ownership. Clinical data is minimised by design. The full technical detail is in the project's published security documentation.
The platform is a coordination aid, not a replacement for radio and phone procedures. Every pilot is trained on the direct-communication fallback before go-live, and degraded-network behaviour is part of the operational acceptance checklist.
The architecture supports multi-city expansion, but Bangalore is the current, and only, configured service area. Any expansion would follow its own evaluation and pilot process.
We map your operations workflow, review safety and fallback constraints together, and agree the scope before anything is deployed. No commitment is created by submitting the form.
Tell us which part of the response chain you operate. We'll use the briefing to understand the workflow, safety constraints, and the right scope for a controlled pilot.
AmbTrack is a coordination platform. It is not a replacement for emergency dispatch authority, clinical judgement, or established radio and phone procedures.