1-year kit
₱599
one-time- Sticker with QR and NFC chip
- 1 year of service
- Setup guide
A sticker for your helmet and gear. One scan gives responders your vital information instantly, and texts your loved ones where you are.
No app needed. Any phone camera works.
Sample profile. Nothing here is real.
Four simple steps. Only the first two are yours.
On your helmet, phone case or bag.
Add your details and contacts. You choose what shows.
A passer-by or responder scans it. Your vital information shows instantly.
Your contacts get a text with a map link.
Empty fields stay hidden. Insurance appears only if you tick the box.
Blood type, allergies, conditions and medication are known to responders on the spot. One tap to call your contacts.
Edit online and the sticker changes at once. Lost a tag? Mark it lost.
Never shared, never sold. The sticker only holds a random code. We don't know who it belongs to, and we don't want to.
Motorbike, scooter or e-bike. Your helmet always comes along.
Long days on busy roads. Your family knows if something happens.
Train alone without worrying about a locked phone in a bag.
On a quiet trail, help is one scan away.
Climb, fly, camp or travel. Your details come with you.
Medication and family contacts on a phone case or wallet.
Your year starts the day you activate the tag, not the day you buy it.
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Never. Your data is used only to show your emergency page and text your contacts. The sticker holds just a random code. We don't look up who owns a code, and we don't want to know.
Yes. Every scan is logged with its date and time, and whether the person shared their location. Sign in to read your private access log.
Only the person who scans your sticker, and only the fields you filled in. You can delete your account and all your data at any time.
Straight away, with no login: your name, date of birth, blood type, allergies, conditions, medication and emergency contacts. Whatever you fill in, they know immediately.
No. The QR code opens in any phone camera or browser, and an NFC phone just taps the sticker.
The scanner's phone needs mobile data to load your details. Always call 911 first, and keep key info on your phone's own emergency screen too.
A text with a map link to the scanner's location. You get it too if you add your own number.
Sign in and mark the tag as lost. Your details stop showing until you reactivate it.
For 30 days, responders see only your name and contacts. After that, the page shows the tag has expired. Renew any time.
No. It helps people who find you and the people who love you. Call 911 first.