WaveMed
8 Sept 2026launched 22 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
4.1.0latest version · 22 days ago
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WaveMed is your personal emergency health record - stored on your device and, at your choice, written to your own NFC tag (RadTag, RadCard or RadPatch) so it can be read in an emergency, even without your phone. CORE FEATURES - FULLY OFFLINE - Enter your emergency medical information: blood type, allergies, conditions, medications, immunisations, emergency contacts and care notes - Write it to your own NFC tag, protected with AES-256 encryption and a 4-digit PIN - Read any WaveMed tag instantly - the record is read from the tag itself, no server involved - Full report view - print or share as you choose - Healthcare documents, logs and calendar to keep your records organised - Help screen with a live map: search places in any language, find nearby hospitals, clinics and pharmacies, and get routes and travel time - Core features work fully offline - no account needed, no tracking OPTIONAL CLOUD ACCESS - Cloud Access opens the RadCard patient portal for RadCard cloud subscribers (sign-in based) - Only the sign-in details you enter (e-mail address and date of birth) are transmitted, over HTTPS - Nothing from your on-device health record is uploaded automatically PRIVACY BY DESIGN - Your health information stays on your device and your tag, encrypted with AES-256 - The app does not use HealthKit and neither reads from nor writes to the Health app - No advertising, no analytics, no tracking - Privacy policy: https://www.idatamap.com/privacy NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE WaveMed is an information-management tool. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition, and it does not measure or monitor any physiological parameter. NFC HARDWARE Writing and reading records requires an NFC-capable iPhone and a WaveMed NFC tag (RadTag, RadCard or RadPatch). Tags are available from iDataMap Corporation - visit https://www.idatamap.com/wavemed/Read more
WaveMed is your personal emergency health record - stored on your device and, at your choice, written to your own NFC tag (RadTag, RadCard or RadPatch) so it can be read in an emergency, even without your phone.
CORE FEATURES - FULLY OFFLINE
- Enter your emergency medical information: blood type, allergies, conditions, medications, immunisations, emergency contacts and care notes
- Write it to your own NFC tag, protected with AES-256 encryption and a 4-digit PIN
- Read any WaveMed tag instantly - the record is read from the tag itself, no server involved
- Full report view - print or share as you choose
- Healthcare documents, logs and calendar to keep your records organised
- Help screen with a live map: search places in any language, find nearby hospitals, clinics and pharmacies, and get routes and travel time
- Core features work fully offline - no account needed, no tracking
OPTIONAL CLOUD ACCESS
- Cloud Access opens the RadCard patient portal for RadCard cloud subscribers (sign-in based)
- Only the sign-in details you enter (e-mail address and date of birth) are transmitted, over HTTPS
- Nothing from your on-device health record is uploaded automatically
PRIVACY BY DESIGN
- Your health information stays on your device and your tag, encrypted with AES-256
- The app does not use HealthKit and neither reads from nor writes to the Health app
- No advertising, no analytics, no tracking
- Privacy policy: https://www.idatamap.com/privacy
NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE
WaveMed is an information-management tool. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition, and it does not measure or monitor any physiological parameter.
NFC HARDWARE
Writing and reading records requires an NFC-capable iPhone and a WaveMed NFC tag (RadTag, RadCard or RadPatch). Tags are available from iDataMap Corporation - visit https://www.idatamap.com/wavemed/
Versions
- Version 4.1.0First seen · 8 Sept 2026
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Worldwide
Apple lists this app in 50 or more storefronts, so it is available almost everywhere.
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