Make it personal.
Share communication preferences, what brings comfort and how someone can offer useful help.
A SIMPLE IDEA, THOUGHTFULLY CONNECTED
A little tap.
A useful introduction.
From creating a passport to asking for help, explore the proposed experience step by step.
SMALL STEPS. REAL-WORLD MOMENTS.
A little understanding,
wherever the day goes.
On a favourite bag. Around a wrist.
A simple way to carry the things that help.
Take it along.
Link wristbands, stickers, patches, clothing labels or cards to the same passport. Tap with NFC or scan a QR; update the details once.
Open a conversation.
A helper taps or scans to read the passport. With Plus, they can request a private conversation with a carer.
MORE THAN A NAME ON A TAG
“Here’s a little
about me.”
A diagnosis doesn’t tell someone how to help. A few thoughtful words can.
- How I like to communicate
- What helps me feel comfortable
- What matters to me
- Who to ask for a helping hand
FICTIONAL SAMPLE
🌻
Hello, I’m Alex.
Here’s how you can help me.
♡ A little patience helps
Please speak slowly and give me a little time to answer.
Good to know about me
I love plants, trains and being outdoors.
How to help
Use short, clear sentences and ask one question at a time.
Try contacting my carer ↗Explore a simulated request in the demoWhen someone needs a helping hand.
1. Read what helps
A compatible phone opens the public passport from an NFC tag or QR code. Internet access is needed; anyone with the link can read the published details.
2. Request support
With the proposed Plus plan, a helper chooses audio, video or text and adds optional context. Contact numbers are not published as part of this private request.
3. A carer responds
An authorised contact can accept through the mobile website. Device permissions and connectivity affect alerts. Backup routing and a clear no-response outcome are part of the concept.
ONE PASSPORT. MANY LITTLE HELPERS.
A wristband for adventures.
A label for everyday life.
Explore playful wristbands, stickers, patches, clothing labels and spare QR cards. Tap with NFC or scan a readable QR. Carry a second item as a backup if one goes missing.
Meet the little helpers →