About us
We're trying to close the hour that costs the most lives
ōmyā jīvātu is Sanskrit for “protecting lives”. It's also the whole brief: get a trained professional and the right equipment to someone within the window where it still changes the outcome.
आपका परिवार, हमारी ज़िम्मेदारीYour family, our responsibility
Why we exist
The problem isn't medicine. It's the hour before the medicine.
Indian hospitals can treat a heart attack or a stroke as well as hospitals anywhere. What goes wrong happens earlier — in the confusion at home, the calls that don't connect, the vehicle that arrives without equipment, the hospital that turns out not to have the right unit.
Doctors call the window after a cardiac event or a stroke the golden hour. In a lot of Indian emergencies most of that hour is spent before anyone reaches care at all.
So we didn't build a hospital. We built the hour before it: a button, a trained Emergency Healthcare Professional, a properly equipped ambulance, and a hospital that already knows you're coming.
Medical leadership
Clinically led, not clinically advised
There's a difference between a doctor on an advisory board and a doctor whose team signs off what a crew carries and what they do first. Ours is the second kind.
Dr. Nitin N Dange
Senior Neurosurgeon & Stroke Specialist
Dr. Dange leads clinical governance for the platform. His team defines the equipment standard every ambulance is audited against, the response protocol for each emergency type, and the criteria by which a hospital enters our handover network.
Founding team
Transformatrix LLP
ōmyā jīvātu is built and operated by Transformatrix LLP, an India-registered technology company. Full team profiles are being added to this page.
Our partners
Who we work with, and what for
Named plainly, with what each partnership actually does. None of them is the reason the service works — that's the crew and the dispatch.
Clinical handover
NABH-accredited hospital network
We hand over only to accredited hospitals, and we choose the one that can treat your emergency rather than the one that's closest.
Emergency response experience
BVG India
A trusted partner with deep operational experience in India's 108 emergency network — experience we draw on rather than depend on.
Society distribution
Inspacco
Our distribution partner for housing societies, which is how a committee can get an entire building covered in about a week.
Our roadmap
Where we are, and where we're going
We'd rather run two neighbourhoods well than claim a map we can't serve. A ten-minute promise only means something if it's actually met.
- Phase 1Live now
Thane & Powai, Mumbai
Where we operate today. Small on purpose — a response time target only means something if it's met.
- Phase 2Next
Greater Mumbai
Extending across the rest of the city as ambulance and hospital coverage deepens.
- Phase 3Planned
Chennai · Delhi · Kolkata
The same model in three more metros, each entered neighbourhood by neighbourhood rather than city-wide on day one.
We're hiring EHPs, engineers and ops leaders
If you want to work on something where a slow deploy and a slow ambulance are the same kind of problem, we'd like to hear from you.
Get in touch