Your Emergency ID answers for you.
Imagine you're lying at the side of the road and a first aider is kneeling next to you. How would they know:
And all the while, the seconds are ticking. ClickMe Emergency ID makes this information available right away, with a single tap.

3-pack, same profile
For helmets, bikes, phone cases, backpacks and anything you take with you.
/ pack of 3
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For kids
If your child gets lost or hurt, anyone can reach you in seconds.
View the kids bracelet
For adults
An SOS ID and a digital business card in one wristband.
View the adult bracelet
Prices include VAT. Don't want to set it up yourself? Choose “Help me to set it up” on the product page and we'll do it for you.
You decide what's on your profile. Only add the information you think matters, and change it online whenever you like.
Name, photo, address and insurance details.
Blood type, medication, allergies, conditions and special needs, your doctor's details.
Who to call: parents, partner, family, carer. One tap to dial.

Fill in your SOS profile online, or let us set it up for you. It works in several languages, so it helps abroad too.
Put the stickers on your helmet, bike or phone, or wear the bracelet. The bright colour shows there's important info here.
A helper taps it with a phone or scans the QR code, and your profile opens in the browser. No app needed.
The real question: if something happened to you on the street today, what would a first aider know about you? If the answer is “nothing”, Emergency ID is for you.

Stickers on the helmet, the bike and the phone. If one can't be reached, another one is there.

On the way to school, at the playground, at festivals or on a school trip: the bracelet helps anyone reach you quickly.

Medication, allergies and family contacts in one place, also in a foreign country.
Also great for extreme sports, outdoor work and anyone who lives a life where anything can happen.
The neon yellow sticker and the kids bracelet say at a glance: important information here.
Nobody has to go through your pockets or unlock your phone.
Change your details online and every sticker and bracelet shows the new info right away. No reprinting.
NFC Sticker (3-pack) | Kids Bracelet | Adult Bracelet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Helmet, bike, phone case, backpack | Children about 3–14 years | Adults, seniors, sports, business |
| Colour | Neon yellow | Neon yellow | White |
| Size | 55×55 mm, 3 pieces | 20 × 1.7 cm, 8 positions | About 6–9 cm wrist diameter, 8 positions |
| Access | NFC + QR | NFC + QR | NFC + QR |
| Extra | One profile for all 3 stickers | Helps reach parents quickly | Also works as a digital business card |
| Price |
Each sticker and bracelet has an NFC chip and a QR code. When someone taps it with a smartphone or scans the code, your online emergency profile opens right away, without installing an app.
No. Emergency ID works in the web browser. Neither you nor the person who opens it needs an app, and most modern smartphones read NFC automatically.
For example blood type, medication, allergies, special medical information, insurance details and emergency contacts. Every field is optional, and you can update the profile online at any time.
The data is stored on secure servers in the EU. The NFC chip itself holds no personal data, only a link to your profile. You can also protect parts of your profile with a PIN.
Update the profile online and the change shows on every sticker and bracelet linked to it straight away. No reprinting or replacement needed.
Yes. The sticker is made for outdoor use: flexible, rubber-coated and fixed with industrial 3M adhesive. Stick it on a clean, grease-free surface, for example a helmet, a bike or a phone case.
The kids bracelet fits children of about 3–14 years, depending on wrist size. The adult bracelet fits a wrist diameter of about 6–9 cm. Both have 8 positions, but please measure the wrist before you order.
The pack contains three identical stickers, so you can use them in several places. Your profile stays the same, so any new sticker opens the same profile.
No. Emergency ID is not a medical device and doesn't replace official medical documents or medical care. It helps first aiders get important information quickly in an emergency.
Safety. Visible. Instant.