Not a tracker. A way to call home.

Indigo KinTag is not a GPS tracker. It is a passive NFC emergency-contact tag for people living with dementia, memory loss, or a cognitive disability who may wander and cannot say who to call. A stranger taps the tag with any smartphone; a contact page opens. No battery, no app for the helper, no paid plan for the helper, no live location.

A tracker answers “where is this device?” An Indigo KinTag answers “who should this person call?” when help is already standing there. CBC Radio's The Morning Edition covered the Next to Kin project — the same team behind Indigo KinTag — in a segment titled “Next to Kin helps those who may wander” (February 18, about 7:24). Read sourced coverage on /press, or order at /order.

Why no GPS is the point

Many safety products start with monitoring. Indigo KinTags start with the person who notices first. You choose what appears on the tag page. The tag cannot follow anyone. It only helps when someone taps it.

The tag itself is always free — Choose the plan that works for you. Pay $1/month, $10/year, or $25 once for life, plus $2.95 CAD shipping.