The QR opens a profile.
The tag carries a link in its code. It needs no battery and does not transmit the pet’s position.
QR & LOCATION, CLEARLY
A connection through QR.
No GPS tracking.
Driyu is not a GPS tracker. It helps connect a finder with a pet’s people through a public profile.
Sharing is an action.
In the found-pet form, someone can type a location or press the button to share the phone’s location. The browser requests permission when needed.
A clue has limits.
A shared location relates to that moment. It does not show where the pet goes next or confirm that they are safe.
One point in time.EXPLANATORY ILLUSTRATION · NO REAL LOCATION
Every clue needs
its context.
Scan alerts and found-pet reports are different signals. A scan does not mean someone submitted their details or found the pet.
If the phone’s location is unavailable or you choose not to share it, enter a location manually and submit the report, or use a visible contact option. A location error does not prove that the owner received an alert.
Explore the scan-alert exampleIs Driyu GPS?
No. A QR tag is an identification link, not a GPS tracker. The code itself does not track a pet’s location. A location someone chooses to share describes that moment, not later movement.
Prepare their next connection.
A free profile, their tag, and membership options.