The Blitzl System for Emergency Services

Eigent offers Blitzl, a flexible solution for organizations with casual, impromptu messaging needs, in both a Free and low cost, physical sensor Pro version. It's private chat that seamlessly sets up by user location, category and common interest.

Be accessible beyond 911 system information dissemination.

Be accessible. Make your team accessible. Make your partners accessible.

Accessibility means direct communication between those in need of assistance and first responders. After 911 dispatch, every minute conserved in getting real-time intelligence to first responders can change outcomes.

911 systems are absolutely necessary and are always the first call that needs to be made. However, 911 system information dissemination relies on layers of human interaction which is not always optimal.

The Blitzl System can enable those in need of assistance and first responders to communicate directly with each other in real time about possible issues, happenings and questions with no mobile phone numbers or other credentials ever needing to be revealed or exchanged. The low cost Blitzl system simply improves accessibility.

The patent-pending Blitzl system broadcasts organization information, operating hours and other details. Using sensors Blitzl lets everyone chat privately and discreetly with those within range for information, assistance and easily locate each other on the road, at a venue or in unfamiliar territory. And, if most everyone is using it, the locations of those in need, by category, can be monitored by the first responder(s). Of course, first responders can also communicate with each other to support those in need and each other and those in need can also message each other if they choose.

No mobile phone numbers or other credentials ever need to be revealed or exchanged.


We need a way to find people in a collapsed buildings...and our tools have not advanced in decades...
— Fred W.

Our Blitzl solution for Emergency Services:

  1. Implements in minutes;

  2. Supports the nearby - and geo-fenced - communication needs of patrons, employees, friends and acquaintances;

  3. Allows geo-fencing to be set by both the Blitzer owner (Discovery Range) and the Blitzer viewer (Blitzers In Range);

  4. Puts the patron directly in touch with the right person with each available Blitzer;

  5. Permits physical Blitzer sensor location to be set/reset or allowed to continuously update with its associated iPhone (iOS) or Android device;

  6. Provides broadcast messaging privately to chosen, or all, members joined to a registered sensor (Blitzer);

  7. Offers easy to send texts from joined members with a GPS location link to default maps and/or with other close by Blitzers;

  8. Allows private responses to your broadcast messages from joined members to avoid group chat annoyance;

  9. Enables attendance and count of currently nearby joined members and export 7 days of activity in csv format;

  10. Can provide an on-demand app download for first-time users;

  11. Can let you and your staff know how far away a patron is, when they are in the vicinity, and exactly where and how long they have been waiting for service;

  12. Makes your interactive consumer engagements seamless and, when desired, contact-free without burdening your operation.



With our Blitzl solution, you can improve accessibility of your first responder teams through direct on-site communication without requiring or providing private credentials.



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Screenshot of a mobile app displaying nearby users labeled as Guide, Leader, Participant, Athlete, Conductor, Librarian, and Administrator, each with proximity information.
Mobile app screen showing options to select and configure electronic blazers labeled as guides for D. Clark and Smolka Tours, with icons for Wi-Fi, location, editing, deleting, and sharing.
Image of a mobile app screen showing a guide for Smolka Tours, including a photo of a grand hall with a chandelier and many people, along with address and hours of operation for the tour company.
Mobile app settings screen titled 'Smolka Tours' with options for continuous update, discovery range set to 200 miles, and a message indicating no nearby blitzers available. Navigation bar includes icons for Home, I am Blitzer, Contacts, and Settings.
Screenshot of a chat conversation about planning a trip to Vienna, with messages discussing interests and travel dates.
Screenshot of a mobile app settings page titled 'Blitzl Blast Settings' with options to enable messages, send GPS location, nearby blitzer signals, physical device, and select all new members. There are toggle switches next to each option, all turned on, and a 'Done' button at the bottom.
Mobile phone screen showing a chat conversation about travel preferences with options for Location, Nearby Blitzers, and Cancel appearing at the bottom.
Screenshot of a mobile app displaying a broadcast member named J Doe with a profile picture of a yellow flower, and options to send a message or export a list, with a red button labeled 'Blitzl Blast. One Tap. Everybody Knows.'