The NFC tag for dogs

Whoever finds him
reaches you.

One phone held to the tag, and whoever is petting your dog right now has you on the line. No app. No battery. No tracking.

Tippipaws tag in powder pink with bone motif and gold clasp
How it works

Three seconds
from found to phone call.

1
A woman holds her smartphone to the tag on a dog’s collar

Phone to the tag

The jogger in the park briefly holds her phone to the tag. Nothing to install, nothing to learn. Every modern smartphone can do this.

2
Smartphone showing a dog's contact page with phone numbers and location sharing

Your number appears

A simple page opens: your first name, your number, a call button. If she likes, the finder shares her location with one tap.

3
A woman on the phone while petting her dog wearing the Tippipaws tag on its collar

You talk

No portal, no account for the finder, no waiting. Two people talk to each other, and your dog is on his way home.

The obvious question

Why not just engrave the number?

You can. We used to. But an engraved number stays the same forever, even when you move or change numbers. Tippipaws connects you directly with the person holding your dog right now, and they can send you the exact location with one tap.

The engraved tag

The same number forever. Move house or change your number, and you need a new tag engraved. And the finder can't send you a location, only call the number and hope.

The Tippipaws tag

You change your number online any time, the tag stays the same. The finder can send you the exact location with one tap. Tippipaws connects you directly with the person holding your dog right now, not a dot on a map. Your number only appears when someone deliberately holds their phone to the tag.

The GPS tracker

Shows you a dot on a map, and then you stand there searching. Tippipaws is not a find tool. It connects you with the person who is holding your dog right now. That is usually faster than any dot on any map.

The tag

Two colours. One motif.
One clip to the collar.

Tippipaws tag, current selection

Colour

34 mm, water-repellent, with an eyelet for a clasp or split ring. The chip needs no battery and lasts as long as the tag itself.

Privacy
We do not promise that nobody can read your number. We make sure that hardly anyone does.

The chip in the tag is passive. It does not transmit, it does not track, it stores nothing about your dog. It only answers when a phone rests directly on it, closer than two centimetres. Anyone who wants to see your number already has to be holding your dog. And that is exactly when they should see it.

The first drop

We are making the
first tags right now.

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