Emergency QR
When you can’t speak, your tag does.
A QR on your helmet, vehicle, wrist band or ID card. In an accident or a medical emergency, whoever finds you scans it — your emergency contacts are alerted with the location, and the responder sees the medical details you chose to share. No app, no unlocking, no personal number exposed.
Help that knows who to call
A stranger at the scene should not have to guess. The tag hands them everything they need, and nothing they don’t.
Contacts alerted in seconds
One scan and every emergency contact you listed gets the alert together — with the scan location — before anyone has to find a phone number.
Medical details when they matter
Blood group, allergies, ongoing medication and conditions a first responder should know — shown only if you chose to share them.
A masked line to your people
The bystander can call your contacts straight from the page, over a relay. Your family’s numbers never show on a stranger’s phone.
Works from a locked phone
The scanner needs nothing from your handset. Even if it is locked, broken or lost in the crash, the tag still speaks for you.
Nothing personal on the tag
The tag carries a code, not your name, address or number. The details live in your account and are released only on a scan.
You decide what is shown
Share a little or a lot. Change contacts, update a prescription or hide a detail from the Zone app — the tag never needs reprinting.
Three steps, no app
Wear it where it will be found
A sticker on the helmet or windscreen, a wrist band, a keychain or the back of an ID card. Set up contacts and medical notes once in the Zone app.
A bystander scans
Any phone camera opens the emergency page. No app, no login and no guessing whom to call.
Help reaches the right people
Your contacts get the alert with location, the responder sees what you chose to share, and a masked call connects them if needed.
Why a tag
on every ride
The first minutes decide a lot
After an accident the person who can help is usually a stranger. A tag gives them your blood group and a number to call without unlocking anything.
Made for riders and drivers
Two-wheeler riders, delivery partners and long-distance drivers are the ones most often found alone. A helmet or windscreen tag travels with them.
Peace of mind for elders and kids
A wrist band for a parent who lives alone, or a child on a school trip, means a fall or a scare always reaches home.
Fleets and workplaces
Issue tags to every rider, guard or field worker. The company sees a scan the moment it happens and can send help to the exact spot.
Before you wear it
Who can see my medical details?
Only someone who physically scans your tag, and only the fields you switched on. Everything else stays in your account.
Does the person scanning need the Zone app?
No. The tag opens a plain web page in whatever camera or browser they have.
Can I add more than one emergency contact?
Yes. Add family, a friend or your company’s control room, and all of them are alerted on every scan.
Will the tag survive rain, heat and washing?
Stickers and bands are weatherproof and UV-resistant. If one is ever damaged, a replacement links to the same profile in a minute.
Be reachable on your worst day.
Set up contacts and medical notes once, put the tag on, and carry on. It waits quietly until the one moment it is needed.