Lifesaver — AED & Defibrillator Map

Every second counts. Find the nearest public defibrillator and dial emergency services directly.

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What is an AED?

An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is a portable device that saves lives during sudden cardiac arrest. It analyzes heart rhythm and delivers an electric shock if needed. Modern devices guide laypeople through every step via voice prompts — no prior training required. In the first 3–5 minutes after cardiac arrest, every minute is the difference between life and death.

Emergency response: 4 steps

  1. Call 112 (Europe) or 911 (US) — give location, situation, number of victims.
  2. Start CPR — 100–120 chest compressions per minute, no pauses.
  3. Open this map and head for the nearest AED. If possible, send a second person to fetch it while you keep doing CPR.
  4. Turn the AED on and follow the voice prompts — they guide you step by step through electrode placement and delivering the shock.

Privacy

This map runs entirely in your browser. Your location is never sent to our servers — it's only used to center the map. Map data comes from OpenStreetMap.

Data source

All points come from OpenStreetMap and are fetched live via the Overpass API. Something missing or wrong? Anyone can fix it directly on OpenStreetMap — the map will reflect the change shortly after.