Medical and Safety Disclaimer

This disclaimer applies to the Crisis Connect mobile app, public website, emergency guide, survival checklists, SOS workflows, map and signal tools, AI-assisted suggestions, and any related content shown inside the product.

Crisis Connect is not an ambulance service, hospital, fire service, police service, emergency dispatch center, public warning system, or rescue authority. If a person may be in immediate danger, you should contact official emergency services as soon as possible.

• In Turkey and many European contexts, the unified emergency number is 112.
• In the United States and several other regions, emergency calls commonly use 911.
• If local authorities issue instructions, evacuation orders, shelter guidance, medical instructions, or public-safety warnings, follow those official instructions.

The first-aid and survival materials in Crisis Connect are for general preparedness and situational awareness. They are not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, triage, professional care, or a substitute for a physician, nurse, paramedic, emergency call handler, public authority, or certified first-aid instructor.

Using Crisis Connect does not create a doctor-patient, clinician-patient, dispatcher-caller, or rescuer-victim relationship with Auralis.

First aid can be time-sensitive and situation-specific. Do only what is safe, lawful, and within your training and physical ability.

• Do not put yourself or others at greater risk to follow app content.
• Do not move an injured person unless there is immediate danger or trained responders instruct you to do so.
• Do not give medicine, food, water, or invasive care unless trained or instructed by qualified personnel.
• When in doubt, contact emergency services or a qualified medical professional.

AI-assisted suggestions, offline guides, signal tools, maps, location sharing, SOS messages, and rescue coordination screens may be delayed, incomplete, unavailable, inaccurate, or unsuitable for a specific incident. They support communication and preparation but do not replace professional judgment or official command.

Emergency guidance can vary by country, region, disaster type, medical condition, available equipment, training standard, and current public authority instructions. Offline content can also become stale after it is downloaded. We may update content over time, but we do not guarantee that every instruction is complete, current, or appropriate for every situation.

You are responsible for using Crisis Connect carefully, checking local emergency numbers and official guidance in advance, keeping your device charged and updated, and practicing emergency plans before an incident. Organizations and response teams should validate Crisis Connect against their own standard operating procedures, training requirements, and legal obligations before deployment.

If you find a first-aid, survival, or safety-content issue that could mislead users, report it to us privately so we can review it.