Pick the format (or formats) that fit your life; card, wristband, sticker, keyring, necklace, patch, or another option.
Set up your MIPACE™ account in a few minutes, this is the one account that everything else connects to.
Your profile is organised into sections: Identity, Communication, Assistance, Medical, Emergency, Neurodiversity/Cognitive, Safety, and Other. Fill in whichever are relevant to you, none are compulsory.
Nothing is shown to anyone by default. Each section has its own visibility switch, so you decide, section by section, what a finder will actually see.
Add up to eight short keywords; an allergy, a condition, an instruction — that stay visible right at the top of your public profile, above everything else.
Add the people who should be contacted, with a name, relationship, and phone number. You can mark a contact as active or inactive, and order them by priority.
Choose one active contact to feature as a prominent “Call Emergency Contact” button, right at the top of your public profile, designed to make reaching the right person as fast as possible.
Link your physical device to your profile (or, if you’re managing more than one, to the right profile, see Multiple Profiles).
Your device is now live and connected.
Most modern phones read the device without needing an app. The tap opens a temporary, one-time link, not a fixed address that could be guessed or reused.
Instantly, exactly as you set it up: your name, your priority keywords, your immediate emergency contact (if set), your active emergency contacts, and every section you’ve marked public.
The public profile page is deliberately simple, built to be read in seconds by someone who doesn’t know you and may be under pressure. Sections are shown as a short accordion list so the most relevant information is easy to scan without digging through paragraphs.
Anything you haven’t switched on stays inside your account, visible only to you. You can add as much detail as you want without any of it becoming public, visibility is always a deliberate choice, never a default.
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