HealthTech & Life Sciences 16-bit DoomsSubmitted July 26, 2026

QuickER

An MCP app on the Model Context Protocol built by 16-bit Dooms at the Amrita University Coimbatore NitroStack × MCP To The Moon hackathon and deployed on NitroStack.

About this project

> QuickER is an AI-powered emergency response platform designed to save lives by reducing the delay between an accident and medical assistance. In emergency situations, users can instantly report incidents through text, voice, or images. Our AI analyzes the information, determines the severity of the emergency, extracts the location, and identifies the nearest hospitals, ambulances, police stations, and other emergency services. The platform intelligently prioritizes cases and enables faster coordination between victims and responders. QuickER also provides step-by-step first-aid guidance while professional help is on the way, allowing bystanders to take immediate action during the critical golden hour. The system keeps users informed with real-time updates on emergency requests and responder status. Built using AI, geolocation, intelligent automation, and modern backend technologies, QuickER aims to make emergency response faster, smarter, and more reliable. It reduces manual effort, improves communication between emergency services, and ensures that the right help reaches the right place at the right time. Our vision is to create a unified emergency assistance platform that is accessible to everyone, minimizes response time, and increases the chances of survival during medical emergencies, road accidents, natural disasters, and other critical situations. By combining intelligent decision-making with seamless coordination, QuickER transforms emergency response into a faster, more efficient, and life-saving experience.

HealthTech & Life Sciences track

Design AI-powered solutions for healthcare, diagnostics, patient care, medical research, and life sciences.

Team 16-bit Dooms

  • Dharavath SiddharthLead

  • RAVI CHANDRA

  • Sandliya

  • Shreyas R

Frequently asked questions

What does QuickER do?
> QuickER is an AI-powered emergency response platform designed to save lives by reducing the delay between an accident and medical assistance. In emergency situations, users can instantly report incidents through text, voice, or images. Our AI analyzes the information, determines the severity of the emergency, extracts the location, and identifies the nearest hospitals, ambulances, police stations, and other emergency services. The platform intelligently prioritizes cases and enables faster coordination between victims and responders. QuickER also provides step-by-step first-aid guidance while professional help is on the way, allowing bystanders to take immediate action during the critical golden hour. The system keeps users informed with real-time updates on emergency requests and responder status. Built using AI, geolocation, intelligent automation, and modern backend technologies, QuickER aims to make emergency response faster, smarter, and more reliable. It reduces manual effort, improves communication between emergency services, and ensures that the right help reaches the right place at the right time. Our vision is to create a unified emergency assistance platform that is accessible to everyone, minimizes response time, and increases the chances of survival during medical emergencies, road accidents, natural disasters, and other critical situations. By combining intelligent decision-making with seamless coordination, QuickER transforms emergency response into a faster, more efficient, and life-saving experience.
Who built QuickER?
QuickER was built by team 16-bit Dooms at the Amrita University Coimbatore NitroStack × MCP To The Moon hackathon, in the HealthTech & Life Sciences track.
What is an MCP app and how is it built?
An MCP app is an application built on the Model Context Protocol — an open standard that lets AI agents connect to tools, data, and APIs. This project exposes MCP tools and resources that agentic AI systems can call. It was built and deployed on NitroStack, the full-stack platform for shipping MCP apps and servers.