Harbor Aide connects a private QR code to a secure emergency profile. First responders get critical info instantly. Predators get nothing. Your child stays safe without wearing their diagnosis.
"I have autism" shirts and engraved bracelets tell everyone, including predators, exactly who is vulnerable. Safety shouldn't require announcing a diagnosis.
Kids with sensory sensitivities pull off bracelets, necklaces, and anything uncomfortable. Your AirTag ends up on the floor. Your peace of mind goes with it.
Engraved IDs hold a name and phone number. That's it. No medical details, no live location, no way to update info in real-time when things change.
Add emergency contacts, medical info, allergies, medications. Choose exactly what's visible when the QR code is scanned.
Iron-on clothing tags. Temporary tattoos. Shoe clips. Pick the form factor that actually stays on your child.
Get notified when the QR is scanned. Share live location with your trusted circle. Trigger an SOS alert if needed.
You decide what a scanner sees. Name only? Medical info? Emergency contacts? Full profile? Toggle each field on or off.
The moment someone scans your child's QR code, you know. Get an instant alert with the scanner's approximate location.
Add family, teachers, and caregivers to your child's safety network. They get alerts, location updates, and can trigger SOS on your behalf.
One tap sends your live GPS location plus a preset emergency message to every contact in your trusted circle. Simultaneously.
A clean, clear view designed for first responders. Critical medical info, communication needs, calming techniques, all on one screen.
Anyone with a smartphone camera can scan the QR and see the secure profile. No downloads, no accounts. Frictionless when seconds matter.
Harbor Aide started because a mom's nonverbal son kept throwing away his AirTag. It grew into something bigger: a world where field trips, public outings, and everyday life don't require broadcasting someone's diagnosis to keep them safe. Privacy and protection shouldn't be a tradeoff.