Drewbert immediately connects overdose victims with trained volunteers, bridging the critical window when every second counts.
Drew was my best friend, a father, and someone who deserved better. He died from an overdose in 2024, and that tragedy drives every line of code in this system.
When someone faces an overdose, every second matters. Traditional emergency response takes 8-12 minutes - but brain damage begins in just 4-6 minutes.
Drewbert was built to close that gap, instantly connecting people in crisis with trained volunteers who can respond with life-saving Naloxone.
User taps "Help Now" or fails to respond to a periodic safety check-ins. System immediately alerts nearby trained volunteers.
Closest volunteers receive real-time alerts with general location. Those who commit get precise GPS coordinates and navigation.
Volunteers respond quickly with Naloxone while emergency services are contacted. Every second counts in that critical window.
Professional help arrives to a stabilized situation instead of a tragedy. Another family doesn't lose someone they love.
Zero authentication required. Advanced encryption ensures complete privacy, allowing users to seek help without fear of judgment.
Intelligent algorithms instantly connect users with the most appropriate responders based on location, availability, and training.
Periodic safety check-ins with automatic emergency dispatch when users don't respond. No one faces a crisis alone.
No downloads, no barriers. Access life-saving support instantly through any web browser when every second matters most.
Every contribution helps us develop, host, and scale this life-saving technology. Drew's memory lives on through every life we save together.