Mein Schnelltest

"Simply Living Together" is our goal and with it the access to the office and company campus. That is why it is important to have a way of self-testing and showing the negative result when entering. After all, only those who have a negative test result should enter the office.

Advantages:
* Creation of a protocol as a PDF file
* Easy execution of a self-test
* Easy evaluation of the test result
* Simple logging of the test result
* Direct display of the lastest test result
* Clear history of the performed tests
* All data remains in your device. There is no transfer to any other service.

Perform a rapid test or self-test. You will be guided by understandable illustrations and texts. Afterwards you take a picture of the test result together with your ID card. This ensures that you have performed the test. In the next step, you determine the result of your rapid test. In the last step, you confirm the correctness of your information and the test result is stored on your device.

With a negative test result, you will be granted access to company campus. You only have to show the current test result at the entrance. Important: The "My Quick Test" app does not replace the certificate of a test center. You must clarify in advance whether your employer accepts the proof using the "My rapid test" app.

With the overview of your past test results you have an easy proof for your employer. This is because more and more companies require their employees to test themselves regularly. Important: The "My rapid test" app does not replace the certificate of a test center. You must clarify in advance whether your employer accepts the proof using the "My rapid test" app.

Of course, your data will not be passed on to any other service, company or institution. All data remains in your device.

Our motivation: We have developed the "My rapid test" app to find a way towards normality. By supporting the test and the subsequent evaluation, the app is an important building block during the current situation and contributes to a "normal" life for all.