Every drop finds
somewhere to
go — instantly.
RaktJaal replaces the WhatsApp-forward-and-pray routine with targeted, real-time alerts — matched by blood type, distance, and urgency.
What's built
The mechanics that turn a request into a match
You Post, RaktJaal Alerts
Blood type, units, hospital. That's it — matching happens automatically, in the background.
Countdown, Not Chaos
Life-critical requests get a red flag and a live timer, sorted above everything else.
Sorted By Distance & Urgency
The nearest, most time-critical request always surfaces first — no scrolling required.
Accept, Then Connect
Tap “I can help” and contact details unlock in-app. No public numbers, ever.
Every match is backed by a real eligibility record
Blood type, last donation date, and eligibility window — kept accurate so a donor who accepts can actually give.
How it works
From request to donor, in four steps
Post
A requester enters blood type, units needed, and hospital location.
Match
The system finds donors of a matching type within 10km.
Notify
Matched donors get an alert — no manual sharing, no guesswork.
Connect
A donor accepts, and the requester instantly sees name, distance, and phone.
Why this matters
Most urgent requests are seen too late — not because no one would help, but because the right person never saw it.
Who this is built for
I didn't know someone nearby needed my type until the alert came through.
A donor
We stopped refreshing WhatsApp groups and just waited for a match instead.
Receiver
One request, sent once, reaching only donors who actually match.
A hospital coordinator
I get asked only when my exact type is needed nearby — never spam.
A repeat donor
FAQ
Anything else, reach the team directly.
You post a blood type, unit count, and hospital location. RaktJaal finds donors of that exact type within a set radius and alerts them directly.
Ready to be found?
Try the coverage check above, or reach out if you want to help pilot RaktJaal in your city.