Everyday wear
Bracelet
Black cord bracelet with a round NFC disc — comfortable for daily wear and easy to tap in an emergency.
Why it matters
Emergencies never give you a warning.
Three situations that can happen to anyone. People nearby usually want to help, but often don't know who to call or how.
On the street, late afternoon
Collapsed, unconscious.
Their phone is locked. A crowd gathers but no one knows who to call. One tap on the band, and allergies plus family numbers appear instantly.
In a crowded mall
A five-year-old gets separated.
She's crying and doesn't know anyone's number. Staff scan her band, and her parents are called that very second, with the location attached.
Two blocks from home
An elderly man forgets the way back.
Confused and unable to explain his address. A neighbor scans the band, calls his family, and stays with him until they arrive.
One band, many situations
Built for the moments that matter most.
From one family account, you can set up bands for yourself, your kids, and your parents. Each situation puts the most important action right at the top.
Adults · self-managed
Helpers know exactly what to do.
If you collapse or have an accident, a helper simply taps or scans the band to see your allergies, critical conditions, and call your emergency contact. No need to unlock your phone.
Primary action: Call emergency contact & 112
- Allergies and critical conditions shown first
- One-tap call to emergency contact & 112
- No need to unlock the person's phone
- Every scan is logged for you to review
Text on the bandTAP / SCAN IN EMERGENCY
How it works
Up and running in three steps.
You only set it up once. After that the band does its job, and anyone who helps doesn't need to learn a thing.
01
Wear the band
Put on a band with an NFC tag, QR code, and Emergency ID always visible on the wrist.
02
Set up the profile once
Create an account, claim the Activation Code from your kit, then fill in the emergency profile and family contacts.
03
Helpers simply scan
In an emergency, people nearby just tap the NFC, scan the QR, or type the Emergency ID. The emergency page opens right away.
Products
Pick the form that fits you
Every tag includes NFC, QR, and an Emergency ID. Choose the form factor you'll actually wear — or request a custom build.
On your keys
Keychain
Matte black NFC key fob — clip it to keys or a bag so it’s always ready to scan.
Discrete pendant
Necklace
Thin silver chain with a minimal NFC pendant — looks like jewelry, works like an emergency tag.
Custom order
Need a custom shape, color, or brand?
We can tailor NFC tags for communities, events, or families — from form factor to logo. Tell us what you need on WhatsApp.
What we care about
Help fast,
guard the data.
We hold back from showing data that isn't needed. The emergency page only surfaces the things that genuinely help a responder.
Privacy-first from day one
- 01
Private data stays private
Helpers only see what they need to help: allergies, medical conditions, and a button to call family. Address, ID number, and other details never show up.
- 02
Opens on any phone
Tap the NFC, scan the QR, or type the Emergency ID in a browser. One of them is bound to work.
- 03
You find out first
Every time someone scans your child's or parent's band, the notification comes straight to you, with the time and date.
- 04
Location only when it's needed
Helpers can choose to share their location right then. Nothing tracks quietly in the background.
- 05
One account for the whole household
Manage your band, your kids', and your parents' from the same dashboard. No separate account for each person.
- 06
Lost it? Switch it off instantly
Just deactivate it from the dashboard and that band's emergency page goes blank at once. Turn it back on whenever you find it.
Common questions
Still something on your mind?
No. Tapping the NFC or scanning the QR opens the emergency page in any browser. Helpers don't need an account or any app.
Only what's needed in an emergency, like critical allergies and a button to call family. Your full personal data stays in your account and is never shown publicly.
Yes. A single family account can manage bands for yourself, your kids, and your parents. Each band has its own profile, contacts, and public page.
You can deactivate a band anytime from the dashboard. Once deactivated, that band's emergency page no longer shows any data.
No. raksa is an emergency identification tool that helps reconnect people with their family. Information is self-reported by the owner and doesn't replace professional diagnosis or medical care.