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QR safety bands for children, seniors, mela and yatra groups

In a crowded event, the scan page must be fast, readable and privacy-conscious. The band should help a trusted adult reach the guardian without exposing unnecessary family information.

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What the public profile should show

A first name or nickname, guardian contact method, group or event name, optional medical warning and a clear “Help me reach my guardian” message. Avoid home address, school route or detailed family information.

Guardian-controlled privacy

The guardian selects whether call, WhatsApp or private finder report is available. Exact location remains optional and must require permission from the person scanning the band.

Physical band requirements

Use soft waterproof material, rounded edges, tamper-aware closure and a QR plate around 45 × 30 mm with a 24 × 24 mm code. Test the print on common Android phones before mass production.

Event operations

For organised mela or yatra deployments, create help desks, volunteer instructions, batch activation and a clear escalation route. Technology should support—not replace—trained staff and public authorities.

Emergency limitations

The band is not live tracking and does not guarantee recovery. In an immediate danger or medical emergency, contact local emergency services first.

Choose a FindVault recovery tag

Compare products, select privacy mode and activate the tag after delivery. The QR remains the same while owner-controlled profile details can be updated.

Frequently asked questions

Can the band track a child continuously?

No. It records a scan only when someone opens the QR page.

Can we create separate profiles for family members?

Yes. Every band should have its own unique ID and guardian-controlled profile.

Can the phone number stay hidden?

Yes. A private report or anonymous chat can be used instead of public phone display.