Students spend most of their day away from family: in class, on the school bus, at coaching, on sports trips or in a hostel in another city. MySafeCard is a student emergency ID card that lets a teacher, warden, coach or stranger see a student's blood group, allergies and conditions and call their parents with one tap or scan. Physical cards from ₹—, one-time.
School records are locked in an office. On a picnic, a sports day or a bus breakdown, the teacher with your child may not have them. A card in the school bag or ID pouch puts the allergies, conditions and parents' numbers wherever your child is.
Children don't need a phone or an account. Parents create and manage the card from their own account. See also emergency ID cards for children.
Students who move to another city for college or coaching often live in hostels or PGs where nobody knows their medical history. A MySafeCard in their wallet means a warden, roommate or hospital can see their blood group and allergies and call home straight away.
Older students can manage their own card and keep their details up to date, including a local guardian as an extra contact.
Coaches and trip organisers look after many students at once. When each student carries a card, the adult in charge doesn't need to carry a file of medical forms. One scan shows what matters for that student.
The card opens in the browser of any phone, in 12 Indian languages, so it can be read by whoever is nearby, wherever the student travels.
Create your emergency medical ID in minutes — free forever for digital access.