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Smart pet ID tag
QR engraved on a pet medallion. Password-locked while the pet's home; one tap exposes owner contacts, and the scan itself alerts the owner by email and webhook.
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How it works
Owners flip the QR between a private placeholder and a public 'lost pet' page from the EQR panel. A scan sends an alert email to the address on the code and fires a signed webhook carrying the time and the country the tag was scanned from — wire that webhook into your own SMS gateway if you want a text. No tracker hardware, no battery to charge.
What you get
- Personal data hidden by default — visible only when the owner unlocks the QR.
- The owner hears about the scan from an alert email, not from a phone call they never got.
- No app for the finder to install — just a phone camera.
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