Serving India's Blood Network
RedHalo BBMS runs the blood bank. The RedHalo Mobile App runs the donor side. One connected platform, built around how Indian blood banks are actually regulated and run — so less blood is lost to paperwork, and more of it reaches the people who need it.
The Problem We Exist To Solve
The shortfall isn't only about donors. It's about visibility: knowing what's in stock, where, and whether it will still be usable in time.
median blood stock nationally, against a WHO benchmark of 10 per 1,000 people.
of people live within 30 minutes of a blood bank.
still lack timely access even within a 1-hour radius.
patients live with thalassemia and need transfusions for life.
new thalassemia cases diagnosed in India every year.
of blood banks rarely or never update the national inventory platform.
of collected units are wasted before they're ever used.
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This is the gap RedHalo's traceability and inventory tools are built to close. Figures: Observer Research Foundation analysis of national blood-bank reporting; Drishti IAS on India's thalassemia burden.
One Platform, Two Products
Most blood banks run software that stops at their own four walls, and most donors use nothing at all. RedHalo is one platform covering both sides — so a shortage on one end and an eligible donor on the other aren't two separate problems anymore.
Web Platform · For Blood Banks
Sixteen integrated modules covering the full donor-to-bedside lifecycle — intake, testing, components, inventory, issue, and the reporting that keeps you audit-ready.
Mobile App · For Donors
The donor side of the same platform — eligibility that stays current on its own, nearby requests, camp discovery, and a donation history a donor actually owns.
Vein To Vein
Every unit gets a Donor Identification Number the moment a donor registers, and it stays attached through every downstream step. When an auditor asks where a unit came from and where it went, the answer already exists — nobody has to reconstruct it.
DIN issued; donor record opened.
Camp management and pre-donation checks.
Unit collected and linked to the DIN.
Unit held pending lab clearance.
Infection and blood-group testing.
Whole blood separated for issue.
Components tracked to the unit.
Issued; haemovigilance follow-up begins.
Why RedHalo
Not a generic inventory system with a blood-bank label on it. Every module maps to a rule someone will eventually audit you against.
NABH BTS, eRaktKosh/NBTC, Drugs & Cosmetics Rules Schedule F, ISBT 128 and the DPDP Act each map to specific modules — so audit prep isn't a separate project.
Reports & Analytics ships with 79 templates covering statutory, operational and donor reporting. Most blood banks never need to build one from scratch.
Donor eligibility comes from a configurable rules table, not a field someone remembers to update — so the donor app and the blood bank never disagree.
RedHalo Connect broadcasts a shortage to partner banks the moment stock drops, and tracks units lent out so nothing goes missing between sites.
ISBT 128–compliant labels carry the donor category, never the donor's name — the traceability an auditor wants without exposing who gave what.
Designed around Indian regulation, Indian camp culture and Indian blood-bank workflows from the first line of code — not localised after the fact.
A demo takes about 20 minutes, uses your own unit types and volumes where you can share them, and ends with a straight answer on whether RedHalo fits your blood bank.
About Us
The idea for RedHalo didn't start in a boardroom. It started on the ground, watching a blood bank's night shift try to match a walk-in request against a stock register that was already a few hours out of date — while, somewhere nearby, a perfectly eligible donor had no way of knowing they were needed right then.
Blood banks and donors have always been on the same side of this problem. They've just never had a way to sit in the same room. So we built RedHalo as one connected platform instead of two disconnected worlds: RedHalo BBMS runs the blood bank's side — inventory, testing, compliance, issue — and the RedHalo Mobile App runs the donor's side — eligibility, requests, camps — both working off the same real-time picture.
That shared record is the whole point: one platform that closes the supply gap for blood banks and the eligibility gap for donors, instead of leaving both sides to guess at what the other one knows.
Blood banks tracking inventory on registers that were already stale by the time anyone read them — and eligible donors nearby with no way to know they were needed.
One connected platform — RedHalo BBMS for the blood bank's side, the RedHalo Mobile App for the donor's side — both working off the same real-time picture.
Every blood bank on RedHalo BBMS strengthens the network for every donor on the app, and vice versa — the platform gets more useful with each side that joins, not less.
Vision
That's the whole vision, stated plainly. Year One is about earning it one blood bank and one donor at a time — because a connected network is only as strong as the number of people who actually run on it.
A bank's inventory and a donor's standing update off the same connected service, so neither side is working from stale information. Beyond blood, that same connect-the-dots approach could extend to a broader health platform later. That's a separate horizon, and we're keeping it that way until it earns its own roadmap:
Our Products
RedHalo BBMS runs the blood bank's side; the RedHalo Mobile App runs the donor's side — together they cover the full vein-to-vein journey, from registration to bedside. Flip between them below, and see how the two talk to each other further down.
Web Platform
A React-based blood bank management system covering the full donor-to-bedside lifecycle across sixteen integrated modules.
Where every donor and every camp starts — one repository, camp scheduling, and pre-donation checks, instead of three separate registers.
TTI and grouping results attach straight to the unit's record — nothing gets re-typed between the lab bench and the register.
Live stock and consumables, down to the unit — including what's out on loan to another bank.
The layer above daily operations — safety monitoring, government reporting, cross-bank alerts, and billing, in one place.
Where compliance lives in the platform
The detailed design behind a few of our modules — how records connect end-to-end, and how certain scores are calculated — is shared under NDA once we're in partner evaluation. It's a normal step for early-stage product IP, not a comment on anyone else's work.
Illustrative interface concept, not a live customer screen.
Illustrative interface concept, not a live customer screen.
The Chain of Custody
Every unit is issued a Donor Identification Number the moment a donor registers, and it stays attached through every downstream step — so if a question ever comes up during an audit, the answer already exists.
DIN issued; donor record opened.
Camp management and pre-donation checks.
Unit collected and linked to the DIN.
Unit held pending lab clearance.
Infection and blood-group testing.
Whole blood separated for issue.
Components tracked to the unit.
Issued; haemovigilance follow-up begins.
Donor App
An Android app, built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, that turns donor eligibility from a paper checklist into something current.
Illustrative app concept — example data, not a real donor's.
Illustrative app concept — example data, not a real donor's.
How They Connect
The two products aren't separate systems bolted together — they share the same real-time picture, so a change on one side shows up on the other without anyone re-entering it.
Illustrative concept — shows the relationship, not the underlying data flow or scoring logic.
A demo runs about 20 minutes, uses your own unit types and volumes where you can share them, and ends with a straight answer on whether BBMS fits your bank.
Request a DemoTestimonials
We could write ourselves a few glowing lines and put a stock photo next to them. We'd rather you see this section fill in for real, one live blood bank at a time. Here's exactly where things stand today:
In active evaluation on live inventory. Ask us how it's going — we'll tell you straight.
Reviewing BBMS against their current compliance workflow. First quote lands here once it's earned.
Run donor camps and want in on an early pilot? Request a demo.
News
0 milestones logged this cycle — real progress, not a press wire.
REDHALO-SRS-2026-001 v1.0 — the canonical product specification covering all sixteen BBMS modules — is complete.
Our government interoperability submission to API Setu (MeitY/NeGD) has been filed and accepted.
REDHALO-APP-ONB-2026-001 defines onboarding, health profiling, and eligibility for the RedHalo Mobile App.
Tiered BBMS pricing and sales enablement materials are being finalized ahead of partner conversations.
Partner With Us
The RedHalo Mobile App reaches an engaged, health-conscious donor base. If you offer a product or service that fits — diagnostics, pharma, insurance, wellness, or your own blood bank's camps and drives — this is where you advertise your brand or showcase what you offer, directly inside the app.
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Invest With Us
We're building toward the kind of traction that makes for a real fundraising conversation. If India's blood-availability and traceability gap is one you already track, we'd rather talk early than pitch late.
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Contact Us
Fill in a few details about your blood bank and we'll set up a live walkthrough at a time that works for you.
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