• 1. Tap to set up

    Hold your phone to the Silent Shield. Tap Activate and enter contact, medical info, and instructions. Takes under three minutes.

  • 2. Wear it or clip it

    On a wrist, a backpack, a lanyard, a keychain, or a mobility device. Water-resistant and built for everyday wear.

  • 3. Anyone can help

    In an emergency, any phone tap opens the profile. No app, no password, no delay.

We built the first one for our son

Our son didn't speak for the first three years of his life. We carried the same fear the whole time: that he'd get separated from us, someone would find him, and he'd have no way to tell them who he was or how to reach us.

So we made something that could speak for him. Silent Shield started at our kitchen table in Fort Worth, and every tag still gets printed and assembled here.

Read our story
  • Kids in crowds

    Theme parks, cruises, airports, festivals. Anywhere a child could get separated from you.

  • Autism & special needs

    Behaviors that look alarming to a stranger become understandable in seconds.

  • Medical conditions

    Heart conditions, seizures, diabetes, allergies — the facts a responder needs first.

  • Dementia & memory loss

    For the moments when someone knows they're lost but not how to get home.

  • No app needed

    Opens in any phone's browser.

  • No batteries

    Nothing to charge or replace.

  • No Required fees

    Your profile works forever, free.

Questions people ask first

Who can see the information?


Anyone who taps the shield sees what you chose to share. That's deliberate, in an emergency nobody should need a password to help. Only you can edit it, protected by your PIN.

Do I need an app or a subscription?


Neither is required. It opens in your phone's browser, and your profile works permanently at no cost. Silent Shield Premium is an optional upgrade that adds scan notifications.

What if the information changes?

Tap the shield, enter your PIN, update it. Takes thirty seconds. The shield itself never needs replacing.

Will a first responder know to tap it?

The printed text on the front is the first thing they read. The tap gives them the details.

What phones does it work with?

iPhone 7 and newer, and most modern Android phones. Android may need NFC enabled in settings.

For the moments you can't be there

Ships from Fort Worth, Texas. Set up in under three minutes.