NFC safety stickers
Tap. Call. Get help.
Smart Tap Tags are stickers that bring up 911 on a smartphone with one tap — so anyone, even a child, can reach help without searching for the keypad in a moment of panic.
How it works
Tap
Hold the back of a phone to the sticker. No app, no unlocking menus, no typing.
Press Call
The phone brings up 911, ready to dial. One more press and you’re connected.
Talk to 911
Say where you are and what happened. Stay on the line and follow the dispatcher’s directions.
Smart Tap Tags open your phone’s dialer with 911 entered — you still press Call. Practice 911 is a training line only and is not an emergency service.
The 911 Sticker Kit
Ready for a real emergency. Practiced before one happens.
- 1 pre-programmed 911 sticker for the place everyone can reach
- 1 Practice 911 sticker featuring Murray, our mascot
- 5 “911 Ready” badges kids earn after practicing
- 5 practice calls with a calm, kid-friendly AI practice dispatcher
Practice makes calm
Most kids have never heard a 911 dispatcher’s questions. Practice 911 lets them rehearse — what’s your address, what happened, is anyone hurt — with a patient practice helper, so the real thing isn’t the first time.
Built for families — and for whole communities
Families
911 stickers in the kitchen, the kids’ rooms and Grandma’s house. Practice 911 for the little ones.
Schools
Classroom 911 stickers and Practice 911 lessons that fit safety week and health class.
Businesses
Smart Info Tags on chemical storage, AED and first-aid stations, so the right information is one tap away.
Municipalities
Tags on public facilities, parks and equipment that link to safety information you can update any time.
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Questions
Does the sticker call 911 by itself?
No — and that’s on purpose. Tapping brings up 911 on the phone’s dialer; the person still presses Call. That one press prevents accidental calls.
Which phones work?
iPhone XS and newer read the sticker automatically when the screen is on. Most Android phones work when NFC is turned on in settings (it usually is). Some phone cases that contain metal can block NFC.
Does it need Wi-Fi, an app or a battery?
No. The 911 sticker stores the number on a tiny chip. It works without an app, without a battery and without internet.