Emergency QR Sticker and Medical ID
If something happens on the road, the people who find you need to know who to call. An emergency QR sticker on your helmet, bag or ID puts that information one scan away.
Stick it on a helmet, bag, ID or your child's things. Anyone who scans it sees your emergency contacts, blood type, allergies and medications, with buttons to call your family - and your Offline Contact QR works even with no signal.
What the person who finds you sees
- Who to call. Your emergency contacts with one-tap call buttons.
- Medical details. Blood type, allergies, medical conditions and medications - only what you choose to show.
- Emergency hotlines. Police, fire and ambulance numbers on the same screen.
Works even with no signal
Accidents do not always happen where there is good signal. Your Offline Contact QR holds your key details inside the code itself, so a phone can read and save them without internet. The full profile opens once they are online.
Who it is for
- Riders and delivery drivers. On your helmet, motorcycle or delivery box.
- Families. On kids' bags, school IDs and water bottles, and on lolo and lola's wallet.
- Travellers and hikers. On luggage, backpacks and luggage tags.
- Pet owners. On a collar tag, so whoever finds your pet can call you.
Your details stay yours
You decide exactly which details are shown. You can update them anytime from your dashboard - the sticker never needs replacing.
Frequently asked questions
Does the person need an app to scan it?
No. Any phone camera can scan the QR code. Stickers with NFC also open with a tap.
What if there is no internet?
Your Offline Contact QR works without internet - it saves your name and number straight to their phone.
Can I change my emergency contacts later?
Yes. Update them on your dashboard and every sticker shows the new details right away.
Is my medical information public?
Only the details you choose to show appear. You can hide any field at any time.
Ready to share your details with a tap?
Make your profile free in minutes, then share it with a card, a sticker or a QR code.