Scan with a phone camera.
The QR opens a link. A finder needs no special app.
THE DRIYU TAG
A scan opens their profile. A photo helps someone recognize them. A visible contact gives that person a way to help.
Get my tagSee how activation worksSee the other side of a scan
THREE CONNECTED STEPS
The QR opens a link. A finder needs no special app.
Their photo, their name, and their public profile details.
Contact options follow your saved visibility choices.

The profile shows Milo’s identity and the contact details allowed by your settings.
Fictional data. Calls, locations, and reports are simulated.
The QR acts as a link to the profile. The tag needs no battery.
The phone needs an internet connection to open the page.
Scans are not live GPS tracking or a guarantee of recovery.
Understand the privacy controlsNo. A phone camera that reads QR codes can open the public profile in a browser. The phone needs an internet connection.
No. The QR is a link to the pet profile. The tag has no battery and does not provide live GPS tracking or guarantee recovery.
Update your contact details in your account and review what is visible on the public profile. The tag links to the profile, rather than a number engraved on the tag.
The public profile shows your pet’s identity and information allowed by your visibility settings. Review phone, email, city, state and emergency-contact visibility, and keep a reachable contact available. The saved street-address field is not displayed, but public notes and photos can reveal details you include.
No. A microchip is read with a compatible scanner, often at a shelter or veterinary clinic. The QR tag adds a visible link that a finder can open with a phone. They serve different roles.
AFTER ACTIVATION