Immediate help at work

First aid in one click – straight from your desktop.

Office computers are on all day. Put the first-aid page on your desktop as an icon: one double-click shows the key steps, the beat for chest compressions and the emergency numbers straight away – even if the internet is down.

Call 112 first. The icon does not replace an emergency call. It helps you until the ambulance arrives.

Install with one click

In Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome, the button places the page as a small app on your desktop, taskbar and start menu – with a red icon, in its own window.

View page

Installed. You will now find “First aid” on your desktop or in the start menu.

No button? Here is how to do it manually:

Microsoft Edge: menu “…” → “Apps” → “Install this site as an app”.
Google Chrome: menu “⋮” → “Cast, save and share” → “Install page as app”.
Safari on Mac: “File” menu → “Add to Dock”.
Phone and tablet: Share or menu → “Add to Home Screen”.

Download a shortcut

For Firefox and all other browsers: download the file and drag it onto your desktop. A double-click opens the first-aid page.

For Windows (.url) For Mac (.webloc)

The shortcut needs an internet connection. Only the installed app works offline.

Share with your team

Simply send this link to your colleagues. Everyone can set up the icon themselves in a minute.

myguidekey.de/en/soforthilfe/

Forward by email

Link copied.

For IT: roll out to all computers

With the “WebAppInstallForceList” policy, Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome install the app automatically on all managed computers (Group Policy or Intune):

WebAppInstallForceList [{"url": "https://myguidekey.de/en/112/?app=1", "default_launch_container": "window", "create_desktop_shortcut": true}]

The app stores no personal data, sets no cookies and loads nothing from third-party servers.

IT fact sheet (PDF): data, offline mode, roll-out, removal

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