Seniors traveling alone
Grandma gets turned around at her connection in Frankfurt. A gate agent scans her card and sees she's meeting her son in Athens, speaks only English, and has his number.
Free · Printable · Works with any phone camera
Create a free QR code that tells anyone who scans it who you are, where you’re going, and who to call. Built for seniors, kids traveling alone, and anyone who doesn’t speak the local language.
Gather the basics: where you're going, when, and who should be called if something goes wrong.
Enter traveler info, trip details, emergency contacts, allergies and accessibility needs, and the languages you speak. Add a photo or scanned documents if you like.
Print it, save it to your phone, or email it. Keep it in a wallet, on a lanyard, or on a luggage tag.
The card says “Scan me with your phone to help this traveler” in the languages of every country on the trip. Scanning opens a simple page with:
Scan me with your phone
to help this traveler
Scannez-moi · Escanéame · Scannen Sie mich · Σκανάρετέ με
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Grandma gets turned around at her connection in Frankfurt. A gate agent scans her card and sees she's meeting her son in Athens, speaks only English, and has his number.
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If it helped you or someone you love, a small tip ($1–5 per trip) keeps it free for the next traveler.