Create your profile
Use the form below to draft the exact public information you are comfortable exposing from a helmet or bike tag.
Create a simple emergency page you host yourself, open from an NFC tag on your helmet or bike, and keep filled with the details you choose to share.
The commercial product is compelling because it stays simple: create details, attach the tag, and make them readable in an emergency. This version keeps the same flow but swaps the paid backend for a self-hosted page and an NFC tag you encode yourself.
Use the form below to draft the exact public information you are comfortable exposing from a helmet or bike tag.
Host the final HTML on GitHub Pages, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, or your own domain so it has a stable public URL.
Program the sticker with the public profile URL using an NFC writing app, then test it from a locked phone before you ride.
The source site emphasizes immediate access to emergency contacts and medical information, plus no app, no batteries, and no subscription. For a personal clone, the must-haves are a clean emergency page, a fast setup flow, clear safety guidance, and a frictionless NFC URL.
Name, emergency contacts, key medical notes, and optional ride context in a layout that works under stress.
No backend required unless you want private editing. A single HTML file is enough for a personal MVP.
Download a finished emergency webpage, a vCard, or a text summary. Keep a draft on your own device for future updates.
Fill this in to preview a personal-use ride ID page. Preview your details, save a draft on this device, and download a finished emergency page ready to host. You can also export a contact card or text summary.
Your live NFC page can be even simpler than the editor: one scannable safety card, tap-to-call numbers, and zero clutter. This mock section shows a production-style layout for the page strangers would actually open.