A tag that protects your child without exposing them.
If Kabir gets separated from you at a mall, anyone can scan his bag tag and alert you — without ever seeing his surname, his school or your number.
Rules we will not bend.
These are locked for every child under 13. Parents can’t turn them off, and neither can we.
| Rule | What it means | Locked |
|---|---|---|
| First name only | “Kabir, 6–8 years.” No surname, ever. | |
| No photo | A child’s photo is never shown to a stranger, even if you add one for the family. | |
| No school, no address | Locked off for every child under 13. You can’t switch it on by mistake. | |
| Your number stays hidden | The person who finds your child alerts you through AIOID. They never see your number. | |
| What helps, shown clearly | Blood group, severe allergies, conditions and medicines — e.g. “Has his own inhaler.” | |
| Logged and visible to you | Every scan, with its time, in the family’s access log. |
Lost-child mode
Turn it on from the app in one tap. The scan page leads with “This child may be lost”, shows Call 112, and asks the finder to stay in a safe, public place.
Allergies first
Ananya, 8, has a severe peanut allergy and carries an EpiPen. If she reacts at a friend’s party, the person beside her is guided to help her use her own EpiPen — and to call 108.
Teens get their own SOS
From 13 to 17, Ishaan can use the teen app and send an SOS with a press-and-hold. Guardians stay in control, with verifiable parental consent under the DPDP Act.
The nanny sees what she needs. Nothing more.
Give Lakshmi a caregiver role: she sees Kabir’s care plan, his emergency card and his inhaler times. She never sees the Locker, billing or other family members.
Tags for a whole class.
We’d like to work with schools on bag tags, with consent forms that parents fill in themselves. The school never holds the child’s medical data.
Talk to usA bag tag will cost ₹199.
Free for beta families. Activate it in the app and the card is child-safe from the first scan.