DUBLIN, IRELAND - Wow, what a day! Last Tuesday we launched D4H and received a huge amount of press and blog posts pushing our service. Thank you to everyone, here's a quick recap.

Reva Health

What is fantastic about the goals of the product is its genuine life saving potential. I love the fact that web 2.0 technology has allowed a small Irish company to make such a big difference to a vital worldwide service. [...] The product itself is fairly simple and it only took me about 10 minutes for me to get to grips with it. I think that the Byte Surgery team have done an excellent job in providing an intuitive user experience and it looks like they have stripped out any unnecessary features so it is very focused.What is left is clear, concise and blindingly fast.

David Kelly

I particularly like that the application is targeted at a market outside the technology area - there aren’t many web applications that are so far removed from the office environment;

Paul M Watson

O’Reilly talks about doing “stuff that matters” and Decisions For Heroes would seem to be doing just that. [...] The fact is I haven’t been able to use Decisions for Heroes as it is a pay service with no trial-plan (well done to the team for having the guts to charge for their service).

Joe Scanlon

This is an impressive professional looking site.The little video Quickstart Guide spells out what the site can do very well. I love seeing technology being used to improve services like this.

Antons Hat

I’m absolutley delighted to hear today about the Launch of Decisions for Heroes. Robin Blandford is a very smart guy and through his blog he’s been entertaining and inspiring people for the last few years and I’m glad to know someone launching such a worthy service.

Dave Concannon

The software-as-a-service model promises to deliver a recurring revenue stream which should have little churn providing there are no serious competitors in the market. This is as far away from “me-too! (dot-zero)” as you can get.

John Keyes

It’s not very often that a web application has such an impact in the real world. Your todo list, micro-blog, word processor, invoice, and photo sharing sites are useful, but it would be very rare that they might save someone’s life!

@ryancarson

A web app that helps save lives. Awesome: http://decisionsforheroes.com

Seedcamp Blog

How we love to see teams grow! Seedcamp 2008 finalists 'Decisions For Heroes' launches to today.

Co-Clarity

I’ve met Robin a few times and he’s a great example to any budding entrepreneur in Ireland. First off, he’s done this the hard way. He’s the sole founder of Decisions for Heroes.

Will Knott

...he’s built something amazing - technology that will help rescue teams save more lives. Its essentially a project management tool combined with an incident reporting mechanism that’s able to monitor team histories and readiness and raise alarm for expiration or under manning conditions.

TechCrunch.com / Mike Butcher

Decisions For Heroes, the ‘BaseCamp for Mountain Rescue’ launches. There are not many startups that set out to save peoples lives.

Irish|Dev

A young Irish entrepreneur and cliff rescue climber, Robin Blandford will start delivering his new rescue team management software service "Decisions For Heroes" over the internet to rescue teams around the world on Tuesday 19th May 2009.

Derry O'Donnell

It’s fantastic to see such a great initiative which will aid in so many search and rescue training exercises and missions and ultimately save lives. I think it deserves all the exposure it can get.

Laughing Lion Design

It’s not often that you come across an online application that can literally save a person’s life, but that’s the case with today’s Tuesday Push.

Tipp Tatler

A young Irish entrepreneur is making waves with his new rescue team management software.

Helen Tracey

Built by Robin Blandford, Decisions For Heroes was trialled for 8 months with 1,800 rescuers in 5 countries before being launched on the 19th of May.

Jeromakay

I’ve got to say this is a very well applied idea on how people can use the internet and apply it’s benefits to real life (saving) situations.

Thanks All! What a day!

-Robin.