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Bloodline - Social Initiative from India
- sid24ss 13y agoHigh time smartphones are used in healthcare and other such social ventures. This can become a one-stop solution for Blood and maybe even Plasma requirement, which is a huge problem in many developing countries.
- ashwin_krish 13y agoThe service is first of its kind in India. Hoping to scale up quite soon! :)
- train_robber 13y agoNot the first of its kind. There was http://fastblood.com/ http://fastblood.com/, which kind of does the same using SMS. But in any case great initiative. All the best.
- gokul_sridhar 13y agoReal problem. Interesting solution. Something we really need, given the criticality of the problem
- ananth99 13y agoPersonally, I have experienced situations where my friends and acquaintances had immediate requirements for blood, and Bloodline, I feel is the one stop shot for it now. These guys have indeed tried solving a critical problem in developing countries. Keep up the good work! May the Force be with you all!
- kumarski 13y agoI think it would be prudent to reword this quite a bit. "We match people who need blood with those willing to give it."
- aasarava 13y agoIndeed. It took me a moment to figure out and then verify that the concept is centered on donating blood. There are certainly several clues about it, but it seems like (just intuitively) the site would increase its chances of signups if the purpose were stated upfront and clearly.
- pushkargaikwad 13y agoExcellent initiative and loved the concept. I really hope this picks up, we can do something similar for organ donors as well.
- arijitraja 13y agoGreat initiative. Just that the UX should be something a 12 year old or a 70 year old should be able to use. The target audience is only restricted by the need for blood.
- anuragramdasan 13y agoThis is an interesting application. We too are working on some such social initiatives. Is there any way we could get in contact?
- sid24ss 13y agoPlease drop us a mail at contact@bloodlinelabs.com