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Hifazat, a free family safety tool by Qawex

Make a free QR safety tag

A small tag. A simple way to reach your family.

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HifazatScan if I need helpSample sticker

A QR safety tag is a small sticker with a QR code. When someone scans it, a page opens with buttons to call or message your family. With Hifazat you make one free. The QR holds only a random link, so no personal details are printed on it.

How do I make a QR safety tag?

  1. 1

    Choose a person

    Create your account and choose Child, Blind or low vision, or Adult or elder.

  2. 2

    Choose what is shared

    Add 1 to 3 family contacts and turn on only the details a helper needs.

  3. 3

    Print and test

    Download your sticker, scan it to check, and put it where it can help.

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What can a helper see when they scan it?

PersonOnly when allowed
ChildFamily contact buttons and a safe note. No name, school, address or phone number as text.
Blind or low visionFirst name, emergency contacts, a short note and a Read aloud button.
Adult or elderFirst name, emergency contacts, a short note and an optional general medical note.

Where should I stick my tag?

On a school bag, inside a jacket, phone case, laptop, walking stick or wallet. Never write a child's name on the outside.

What sizes can I print?

3 cm
5 cm
8 cm

Download a PNG or an A4 PDF with several stickers. Use waterproof sticker paper, laminate it, and test the scan before you stick it.

Is a QR safety tag safe?

You choose what a helper can see. The QR contains only a random link.

Hifazat does not replace adult supervision or emergency services. Read our safety promise.

Questions about safety tags

Yes. You can create separate tags for different people in your family account, each with their own contacts and privacy settings. Pause or replace a tag independently when it is no longer needed, and test the public page before attaching a printed copy.

Yes. Download an A4 PDF or PNG, choose 3 cm, 5 cm or 8 cm, and print at actual size. Test each QR before use. Paper and printing may cost money through your own provider. Keep the contact details current and replace damaged stickers.

The QR uses error correction level Q to help it remain readable after some damage. A badly damaged tag may not scan. Replace worn stickers and test them regularly. Keep another way to reach family if a QR cannot be scanned. Damage tolerance is not a promise that every worn tag remains readable.

A copy opens the same page with only the information you allowed. Pause the tag or choose Make a new link if you no longer want that link to work. Then print the replacement. Contact apps can reveal your chosen number. Keep public notes limited to necessary details and check every printed copy after replacement.

Yes. Edit your tag and save the new contact details. The printed QR still opens the same tag unless you make a new link. Test the contact buttons after saving changes and keep a separate family contact plan in case a finder cannot load the page.

Updated 24 October 2026

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