Note conditions, communication needs, sensory sensitivities, or care instructions in your own words — one tap or scan away for a responder or caregiver, even if the person can't explain their needs themselves.
Whether it's for yourself, a disabled child, or an adult dependent under your care, MySafeCard gives you a place to write down exactly what a stranger, teacher, or responder needs to know — in plain language, not a checklist of predefined categories that might not fit. A parent or caregiver can set up and manage the whole profile from their own account.
If someone can't communicate clearly — because of a disability, a communication difficulty, or being non-verbal — a well-meaning stranger or first responder may not know how to help, or may misread the situation entirely. MySafeCard lets the card do the explaining: a tap or scan shows exactly what the person needs, how to communicate with them, and who to call.
The person carrying the card never needs to interact with it themselves. Anyone helping them — a stranger, teacher, or responder — taps the physical card against an Android phone or scans the printed QR code with any camera, and the profile opens immediately, no app or login required, translatable into 12 Indian languages.
The medical conditions field is free text — describe a diagnosis, a communication style, sensory sensitivities, or specific care instructions exactly as you'd want a stranger to understand them, alongside blood group, allergies, a photo, and an emergency contact with one-tap calling. There's no fixed list to choose from; you write what's actually useful.
Create their emergency ID in minutes — free forever for digital access.