How to Use Helptag
Create your smart QR tag in minutes to share emergency contacts, medical alerts, lost item details, vehicle assistance, or your digital profile — securely and instantly.
Medical Emergency
Emergency Contact
SOS QR Tag
First Aid Access
Accident Support
Lost Phone
Lost Wallet
Lost Keys
Lost Luggage
Found Item Return
Child Safety
Senior Citizen Safety
Dementia Support
Family Contact
Wrong Parking Contact
Car Emergency
Bike Assistance
Vehicle QR
Travel Safety
Airport Luggage Tag
Road Trip Assistance
Tourist Support
Digital ID
Secure Contact
Personal Profile
Smart QR Identity
Medical Emergency
Emergency Contact
SOS QR Tag
First Aid Access
Accident Support
Lost Phone
Lost Wallet
Lost Keys
Lost Luggage
Found Item Return
Child Safety
Senior Citizen Safety
Dementia Support
Family Contact
Wrong Parking Contact
Car Emergency
Bike Assistance
Vehicle QR
Travel Safety
Airport Luggage Tag
Road Trip Assistance
Tourist Support
Digital ID
Secure Contact
Personal Profile
Smart QR Identity
1. Sign In / Sign Up
Create or log in to your Helptag account to securely manage your QR tags.
2. Create QR Tag
Go to the QR Tag section and choose a purpose like Emergency, Personal Information, or create a custom QR tag.
3. Add Only What You Want to Share
Add emergency contacts, medical info, vehicle details, or digital profile information. You control what is visible.
4. Save & Use Your QR Tag
Print it, attach it to your vehicle or luggage, or share it digitally. Your QR tag is ready instantly.
How to Link Your Physical QR Tag
- Open your QR Tag and click Link Your QR Tag.
- Enter the QR number printed on your sticker in the Slug field.
- Your physical QR tag will be successfully linked.
- Attach it to your vehicle, bag, keys, or belongings.
Once linked, scanning the physical QR sticker opens your QR profile instantly.
What Happens When Someone Scans Your QR?
- Only the information you choose is displayed
- You receive instant scan notifications
- Scan history is saved in your dashboard
📌 Tip: Attach your QR tag to keys, wallets, bags, vehicles, or medical bracelets for quick help during emergencies.