One screen. No password to choose, and nothing to pay — the first 30 days are free.
Where your sticker is sent, and how you sign in later. There is no password.
Only shown to a stranger if you choose to below.
So you can tell your stickers apart. It is never shown to anyone scanning, and never used to look you up.
Someone to reach if you have had an accident and cannot speak. Please ask them first — it is their number a stranger may see.
Everything below is off. A stranger who scans your code sees nothing about you until you switch something on, and you can switch any of it back off at any time.
For everyday problems — lights left on, blocked in, a scrape in a car park. They see your number and can call you. Leave this off and they can still send you a message without ever seeing it.
Only when the person scanning chooses accident or emergency. This is the setting that lets a stranger at the roadside reach your family when you cannot speak. Your emergency contact is a person, not you — please make sure they are willing.
Only ever shown together with a number. On its own it discloses nothing useful, and it makes a call less strange to receive.
Only on accident and emergency scans. We never verify it — it is shown exactly as you recorded it, and it is your responsibility to keep it right.
ScanIt passes on what you choose to disclose. It is not an emergency service, and nobody who scans your code is obliged to respond.