Start with recognition.
A scan opens the pet’s public identity: photo, name, and identifying details.
Privacy-First Pet TagFree
A little tag.
A thoughtful introduction.
Let someone recognize your pet and find a way to help. Keep the public contact details deliberate, with a profile you can update as life changes.
Explore Milo’s exampleFictional data. A walkthrough based on the app.
LITTLE TAG. MEANINGFUL CONNECTION.
A way back to their people.
Interactive example
ONE TAG. ONE CONNECTION.
What you share.
See the profile from the other side.
ACCOUNT SETTINGS EXAMPLE
Public Recovery Visibility
Choose which contact details appear on public recovery pages.
Ordinary scan: no missing-pet banner or report form. Saved choices apply to this example.
THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Choose the contact details.
Your account’s visibility settings control phone, email, city, state, and emergency contacts.
Keep care records in context.
The public scan is not your full owner dashboard. Private documents and the full medical history are separate.
What to keep in mind
The public profile can be opened by scanning the tag or following its link. The saved street-address field is not shown, but notes and photos can reveal details you include. The full medical record is separate; an owner-controlled medical alert may appear publicly.
Driyu does not guarantee recovery, track pets by GPS, claim a nationwide alert network or a 24/7 recovery team, or publish recovery rates without independent verification.
A LITTLE PREPARATION
The connection starts
before you need it.
Understand what each step does. Keep their details current and their people close.
MiloYour example in this walkthrough- 01
Create the connection.
Link your physical tag to the right pet profile in your account.
- 02
Set a contact path.
Keep at least one reachable contact available for someone who finds your pet.
- 03
Look from their side.
Preview the ordinary scan and review what a finder can actually see.
CLARITY FOR THE EVERYDAY
Good questions.
Clear answers.
What makes a Driyu tag privacy-first?
Five visibility choices control phone, email, city, state and emergency contacts on the public recovery page. The page can be reached by scanning the tag or opening its link; it is not restricted to physical scans. Review your notes and photos for personal details.
Can a finder see my home address?
The saved street-address field is not part of the public recovery profile. City and state follow your visibility choices. Notes and photos can still reveal an address or other personal information you include.
Does Driyu track my pet?
No. The QR tag is not a GPS tracker and does not continuously report your pet’s location. Scanning the code or opening the recovery link loads the public page.
Can I change my privacy settings later?
Yes. Update the toggles from your dashboard whenever you want. The public profile reflects your latest choices.
Is the whole profile hidden until my pet is lost?
No. An ordinary active-tag scan opens a public pet profile with the contact details allowed by your settings. Lost Mode adds the missing-pet banner and report form. Your full medical records are not that public profile.
Is this connected to a real pet or account?
No. All people, codes, locations and actions are fictional. The original blue tag is a product reference. Reset restores the prepared example.
How closely does this follow the app?
This guided example explains the main steps using fictional records. Check your account for available tools. The sample recovery cards illustrate the layout; they are not downloadable recovery posters.
Tag Scan Activity
See recorded scan counts for each tag. A scan is a clue, not live GPS tracking.