"I can hear you. I just can't answer you right now."
Every other medical alert tells a responder what condition you have. SafeCard Alert tells them who you are.
Tap the card to an unlocked phone and your emergency profile opens in the browser — in your own words, with the person who knows you best one tap away. No app to download.
In a life-threatening emergency, always call 999 first. SafeCard Alert helps responders help you.
What happens to the carer happens to the person they care for.
SafeCard Alert is the only medical alert system in the world where both you and your carer carry linked profiles. If something happens to your carer — a car accident, a collapse, anything — the responder on the scene sees immediately that someone depends on them. Your profile activates. You are never left unaccounted for.
And if something happens to you, your carer is one tap away — without exposing their phone number or home address to the caller.
Link a carer on the waitlistBeta Q4 2026 · commercial launch Spring 2027
Gillick-aligned · under 16 carer holds profile · 16–18 assessed · at 18 self-edit transfers — unless capacity is absent, carer retains control
Before you go in, print your badge. Every person on the ward already knows who you are.
Paper Hospital Passports go out of date. They stay at home. They get handed to one nurse and never seen again. SafeCard Alert replaces them with something live.
Before any planned admission, print your personalised hospital badge directly from your profile. It carries a QR code linked to your live profile. Any clinical staff member who scans it — consultant, junior doctor, agency nurse, healthcare assistant — sees the current version, not the one you printed three years ago.
A QR sticker for the physical hospital file gives the entire clinical team the same live access throughout your stay.
Standard paper passport
What clinical teams usually get
- ✗Out of date the moment it is printed
- ✗Left at home, lost in transit, or handed to one nurse
- ✗No way for a night-shift doctor to find it
- ✗Cannot be updated once inside the hospital
SafeCard hospital badge
What clinical teams get instead
- ✓Always live — points to the current profile
- ✓Worn by the person — never left at home
- ✓Any staff member can scan it at any time
- ✓QR sticker on the hospital file — same live access
Whatever they wear, the answer is one tap away.
The same profile is available in five physical formats — so the information travels even when the card doesn't.
NFC card
Credit-card size. Anti-cloning chip. Remote disable. £14.99
Wristband
Waterproof. Swimming, sport, outdoor.
Iron-on badge
School uniforms, PE kit. Survives the wash.
Sew-on badge
Permanent attachment. Coats, dementia clothing.
NFC sticker
Helmets, equipment, kit bags. Cyclists & riders. £7.99
Prices shown are indicative. First card included with every subscription.
40+ language translation
Your profile translates for whoever scans it. A Polish family sets up a card for a grandparent with little English — the paramedic sees the profile in English. A British traveller abroad — the local responder sees it in their language.
This is different from AAC
Translation = the profile appears in the responder's language.
AAC = for people who can't speak — the board speaks for them.
Privacy by design
You control your profile. Responders can read it. Nobody can copy it, save it, or keep it. And you can see exactly who has seen it.
Show exactly where it hurts. Without saying a word.
Tap the exact location and type of pain on an anatomical diagram — giving a responder clinical precision without a single word spoken. Available in male and female, front and back.
Select a pain type below, then tap the body. Every entry is time-stamped and included in the profile a responder reads.
Select pain type, then tap the body
Tap any area to log pain. Markers are numbered in order.
Talk to SafeCard. It writes your profile for you.
The AI voice profile builder removes the form-filling barrier entirely. You speak naturally — SafeCard structures your answers into a profile, then reads it back for you to confirm.
Not dictation. A conversation. Built specifically for autistic people, those with dyslexia, cognitive fatigue, learning disabilities, or motor difficulties.
"Tell me how you like people to approach you."
You talk. SafeCard listens and asks follow-up questions.
Your words, structured automatically
SafeCard fills in your profile — you review and confirm every field before it saves.
Read aloud to confirm
The finished profile reads itself back to you in a natural voice — so you hear exactly what a responder will hear.
Voice profile builder — preview
SafeCard: "How would you like a paramedic to approach you if you've gone non-verbal?"
You: "Don't touch me without asking first. Give me space. Speak quietly."
SafeCard: "Got it. Is there anything that makes things worse — lights, noise, touch?"
You: "Bright lights and people crowding me."
✓ Profile section saved
"Do not touch without asking. Give space. Speak quietly. Avoid bright lights and crowding."
Every document that matters — always with the person who needs it.
Powers of attorney. Deputyship orders. DNACPR decisions. Advance care plans. Hospital letters. EHCPs. School healthcare plans. Any document that defines how your loved one should be treated — or how decisions should be made on their behalf if they cannot make them.
These documents exist. But they live in filing cabinets at home, in GP systems that ambulance crews can't access, in school offices that are closed on weekends. SafeCard Alert's document vault brings them with the person — encrypted, tiered, and available to the right professional at the right moment.
Documents you can store
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Join the founding waitlist for early access before launch. Beta Q4 2026. Commercial launch Spring 2027.
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