Does KinLink require an app?

No. Anyone who finds the wristband simply scans the QR code with their phone camera, no app download needed.

Is my personal information visible when someone scans the wristband?

No. The scan connects the finder to you directly without ever revealing your phone number or personal details.

Made by a parent who lost sight of his son once

One scan away from you.

Name: KinLink
Brand: KinLink

A soft silicone wristband with a code on it. If your child is ever lost, whoever finds them scans it with any phone, and you get a call. That's the whole thing.

A child wearing the colourful KinLink wristband in a playground.

How it works

Three things happen, and none of them need you to panic

They wear the band

Soft silicone, no battery, no charging, waterproof. They forget it's there, which is exactly the point.

Someone scans it

Any phone camera, no app needed by the person who finds them. It opens a simple page that says: let's get you home.

Your phone rings

You're connected in seconds. You talk to the person standing next to your child.

Why it's safe

The stranger who helps never learns a thing about your child

This is the question every parent asks first, so here is the plain answer: the band holds no name, no address, no phone number. Nothing is printed on it. Scanning it doesn't reveal information. It places a call through us, and we hang up when you're together.

Nothing shown, ever. No name, photo or number appears on the scanner's screen.

Calls go through the app. Your real number stays yours, and you can end contact with one tap.

You see every scan. Time, place and outcome, logged for you alone, and dormant the rest of the time.

What the finder sees

Thank you for stopping.

This child's family is one tap away. Press below and we'll connect you. You won't need to give any details of your own.

Or tell us where you are and we'll send someone

That's every word of it. No name, no address, no details of the child.

An older adult wearing the KinLink wristband.

Also for the ones who raised us

One band for the whole family, including Dad, who wanders now

Families living with dementia asked us for this first. The band looks like nothing more than a wristband, which matters. It doesn't announce a diagnosis to anyone. If someone is found far from home, a neighbour or a shop assistant can reach you in seconds, without a difficult conversation.

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We're finishing the first run of bands now. Leave your email and we'll write to you once, when they're ready.