Smart Pet Tags

Because your pet wears more than one thing. A tag on the collar does nothing on the walk if they go out in a harness, and a cat’s breakaway collar is designed to come off. Tag the collar and the harness, then put the next two on your keys. Each tag has its own code and its own name in your account.

No. There’s nothing to fill in when you order: every tag arrives blank and ready to set up, and you personalize it yourself once it arrives. Give it a name, like “Biscuit’s collar”, write the note a finder will see, and choose how you’d like to be alerted. You can change any of it later, as often as you like.

Open your phone’s camera, point it at the code and tap the link that appears. Setup takes about 30 seconds in your phone’s browser. Use the camera app that came with your phone, not a third-party QR scanner app, so the setup page opens correctly. You don’t need an app, but if you’d like one, the SeQR app is at install.page/seqr. It isn’t in the Apple App Store or Google Play, so install it from that link.

Yes, and that’s what the 4-tag pack is for. Pet tags and keychain tags are the same tag; the steel split key ring goes on your keys, a zipper pull or a leash handle. Two for the pet, two for your keys.

You’re not alone: 8 in 10 Americans say they don’t answer calls from unknown numbers (Pew Research Center, 2020). That’s why SeQR doesn’t rely on a phone call. The finder sends a message, and you get it by text, email and push notification, whichever you turn on. You reply when you see it, and your number stays private.

The pair is the only size. Nearly everyone needs the second tag within a month, for a harness, a new collar or a second pet, and two together cost less than buying one at a time.

Yes. The steel split key ring fits any standard collar or harness ring, including a cat’s breakaway collar. The tag is light enough for a cat or a toy breed, tough enough for big dogs that play rough, and it doesn’t jingle against the ring.

Very well. The code is sealed under acrylic rather than stamped on the surface, so it doesn’t scratch or wear smooth the way engraving does, and it shrugs off rain, mud and years of rubbing against the collar ring. If one ever stops scanning within the first year, we replace it.

A microchip is still worth having, since vets and shelters scan for it. The SeQR tag covers the moment a neighbour or passer-by finds your pet and wants to reach you on the spot.

Your pet’s name, the note you wrote, a message box and a button to share where they are. They don't see your name, number or address. Each tag shows its own name and note, so the collar tag and the harness tag can say different things.

Yes. The note is yours to write and change anytime: your pet’s name, that they’re nervous with strangers, that they need medication, or who to contact while you’re away.

You’ll get a message by email, text or phone notification, whichever you choose. You can reply right away, and the person who scanned it doesn't see your contact details.

No. You set up your tag in your phone’s web browser, and the finder’s camera simply opens a web page with a message box. Nobody has to download anything. If you’d like an app anyway, ours is at install.page/seqr (it isn’t in the App Store or Google Play).

Your contact details are only used to deliver messages from people who scan your tags. We do not sell or share your information.

Nothing to replace. Update your details in your SeQR account and every tag you own follows. The code on the tag stays the same.

Yes, anywhere with internet. Scanning the tag opens a web page, so the finder doesn’t need to make an international call or have a US number.

No. You pay once for the tags, and messaging is included for life.