Try it with this sentence
"My mother needs 2 bags of B+ at BIRDEM tomorrow, urgent. She's 62."
আমার আম্মার জন্য আগামীকাল বারডেম হাসপাতালে জরুরি ২ ব্যাগ বি পজিটিভ রক্ত লাগবে, বয়স ৬২
Tell Dropli what the doctor said, in your own words. We find donors with a matching group near the hospital and show you, live, who was alerted, who said yes and who is on the way. You don't pay anything to post.
A replay with made-up names. This is how the tracker behaves.
Five steps
You can do all of this from a hospital corridor with one hand. Dropli does most of the waiting.
Speak or type in Bangla. The form fills itself and tells you what's still missing.

Post it. You also get a link and a card to drop in family groups.

See each ring go out, who opened it and who said yes.

Chat in the app to agree the ward and the time. Never send money.

After they've given, type the six digits from their phone.

Step one, up close
Nobody wants to fight a form at 2 am. Hold the mic and just talk. Dropli picks out what it needs and leaves the rest for you to check.
"My mother needs 2 bags of B+ at BIRDEM tomorrow, urgent. She's 62."
আমার আম্মার জন্য আগামীকাল বারডেম হাসপাতালে জরুরি ২ ব্যাগ বি পজিটিভ রক্ত লাগবে, বয়স ৬২
The live tracker
The worst part of looking for blood is not knowing whether anyone has seen your post. The tracker answers that.
When the rings aren't enough
Start with the free rings. If your request is still short, a boost sends SMS and voice calls to donors much further away. Those messages cost money to send, and that's all the fee covers.
Every request
Free
Wide alert
৳200
Maximum alert
৳500
The donor gets none of this money. It pays for SMS and voice calls. Blood is never bought or sold, and anyone who asks you to pay a donor is breaking Dropli's rules.
Scam shield
Families looking for blood are easy targets. When a chat message asks for money or drops a mobile banking number, Dropli puts a warning under it on both phones.
Illustrative. The warning text is the one the app shows.
After the donation
Ask the donor to tap "Show code" on their phone and type the six digits. That marks the donation as verified, gives them a certificate, and tells Dropli your request is done. No code? You can still close the request without one.



Six digits from the donor's phone, or scan their QR.


With a number and a QR that anyone can check. It goes on their passport.


From ৳10, paid through SSLCommerz. It keeps the SMS and calls running for the next family. Never required.
No. Posting a request, the 3, 7 and 15 km rings, chat and the share link are free. The only paid option is a boost (৳200 or ৳500), and that money pays for SMS and voice calls, not donors.
It depends on the group, the hospital and the hour. You'll see the alerts go out on the tracker, and if nobody answers a ring, the next one goes out after about 14 minutes.
Yes. Most requests are posted by a son, a daughter or a friend. Add the patient's name, age and hospital, and you handle the chat and the code.
Don't pay. Report them from the chat and wait for another donor. Nobody on Dropli is allowed to charge for blood or for "transport".
You can close the request without a code. The donation just won't be marked verified on their passport.
Request blood
Install Dropli, post the request, and let the rings do the asking. Keep the phone near you; the first yes could come from just down the road.