About EpiPath™

EpiPath™ does not use SIM cards or mobile numbers so the user is never identified or tracked. Using encryption powered by Zocial’s Blockchain technology, EpiPath™ provides uncompromised security and anonymity.

EpiPath™ can be customized to meet your organization’s requirements. It can be integrated with existing solutions or used as a stand-alone app. Options such as digital wallet, marketplace, services, secure chat, social media, and news are available.

How EpiPath™ works


EpiPath™ is activated automatically by geofencing when users enter the perimeter of their building or campus. Contact tracing is automatically turned on.

Bluetooth beacons

EpiPath™ works by sending and receiving Bluetooth (BT) signals that record anonymous contacts with other EpiPath™ users. When someone reports symptoms or a positive test for COVID-19, EpiPath™ pushes notiﬁcations to all those who were in contact with that person within the past 14 days. Bluetooth and push notiﬁcations must be turned on in your phone settings for the app to work.

Blockchain for privacy and anonymity

Only you control your information. No entities, systems, or devices, including EpiPath™ and Zocial™, can access your information because it’s encrypted by Zocial’s Blockchain.

Health Status

EpiPath™ helps the user assess their level of risk by quantifying their amount of social exposure and alerts them when they are physically too close to another person. The heat map keeps them aware of what’s happening in their location as well as places to avoid.

EpiPath™ makes it easy for users to report symptoms, tests, and possible exposure to their school or organization.

Test kits and PPE can even be ordered in the app.


EpiPath™ offers options that can accommodate an organization’s specific needs and requirements.

Admin Dashboard

EpiPath™ allows schools, workplaces, and communities to monitor their members’ health status, occupancy of their facilities using anonymous bluetooth signals, and send urgent notifications when necessary

Oxford researchers concluded “that viral spread is too fast to be contained by manual contact tracing, but could be controlled if this process was faster, more effcient and happened at scale. A contact-tracing App which builds a memory of proximity contacts and immediately notifies contacts of positive cases can achieve epidemic control if used by enough people.”
Source: Science Magazine - go to article
“Former Taiwanese Vice President Chen Chien-jen, who is an epidemiologist by training, said lockdowns are not ideal. Chen also said that the type of mass-testing schemes undertaken in mainland China, where millions of people are screened when a handful of cases are detected, are also unnecessary. "Very careful contact tracing, and very stringent quarantines of close contacts are the best way to contain Covid-19," he said.“
Source: CNN - go to article