Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
Wrentide’s no-app medical ID bracelet
Wrentide offers a battery-free NFC and QR medical-ID bracelet in Baku; a tap or scan opens selected health details and one-touch calls to family or 103.
- For
- Families supporting someone at risk of getting lost or becoming unwell
- Worth noticing
- The profile is family-supplied, not medically verified, and anyone tapping or scanning can see the selected information.
Field notes
Setup is arranged through WhatsApp: the team asks who the bracelet is for, then visits to review contacts, conditions, allergies, and medications with the family. The NFC tag and reverse-side QR code open a standard web page without an app or battery; the page supports Azerbaijani, Russian, and English. Families can request later changes by message. The site cautions that the medical information is family-provided and not checked by a doctor.
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