The next generation of pet ID tag

The smartest
way home.

One tap or scan opens your pet's profile on any phone — no app required. A finder sees how to reach you. A vet sees medical context. Animal control sees licensing. The tag itself never exposes who your pet is.

Introductory launch offer
$39.99$49.99Save $10

Plus a free $10 Share the Love Reward with every tag.

  • NFC tap or QR scan
  • No app · No subscription
  • Water-resistant & rust-resistant
  • One purchase · lifetime ID
The urSmartID tag, front and back. The front is navy enamel with a raised steel paw print whose pad is a heart, above the urSmartID wordmark. The back is navy and reads 'Tap phone or scan QR' above a white panel holding the QR code, with NFC signal waves beside it, ursmartid.com underneath, and a short code line below that.
A golden retriever outdoors wearing a black collar with the navy urSmartID tag hanging from it
Dogs
A tabby cat walking through a garden wearing a black collar with the navy urSmartID tag hanging from it
Cats
A person's hand holding the navy urSmartID tag where it hangs from a dog's black collar on a split ring
Any collar
How it works

Two channels. One resolver. Zero friction.

Every tag ships with both NFC and QR. Use whatever the finder's phone supports — the result is the same.

Left: a phone tapping the tag to read its NFC chip. Right: a phone scanning the QR code on the back of the tag.

Tap (NFC)

Any modern phone (iPhone 7+, most Android) reads the chip with no app. One tap opens the resolver page.

Scan (QR)

The QR code printed on the back works with any camera app — no install, no login, even on older phones.

Resolve

The resolver checks who's scanning — finder, vet, animal control — and shows exactly the right information for that role.

Included with every tag

One price. Everything your pet needs.

No tiers, no upsells, no monthly fees. The $39.99 launch price covers the tag and platform access for as long as urSmartID is in service — no renewal, no tier, nothing further to pay.

  • Premium stainless steel NFC smart tag
  • Secure QR code backup
  • Lifetime registration
  • No subscription fees
  • No monthly charges
  • Privacy-protected owner contact
  • Lost pet recovery tools
  • Medical & emergency information management
  • Owner-controlled information sharing
  • Platform access for as long as urSmartID is in service
  • Affordable lost-tag replacement program
Built to last

Designed for everyday wear.

Water-resistant & rust-resistant

Stainless steel rim, sealed enamel faces. Built for rain, puddles and bath time. Our first production run is still in QC, so we say water-resistant until it comes back and we can say more.

No battery, no charging

Passive NFC + printed QR. Nothing to charge, nothing to replace. Always ready.

NFC NTAG213 + unique short code

Industry-standard chip, plus a human-readable backup code printed on the enamel back beside the QR.

UV-protective finish

Designed for everyday wear — scratch-resistant and sun-stable so it stays legible.

Privacy
A mock lost-pet flyer being stapled to a telephone pole. It is addressed to 'SCAMMERS, PREDATORS, PRANKSTERS' and reads: I'm desperate, I've lost my animal, please take advantage of my hour of need. Underneath it prints a full name, a street address and a phone number, and invites anyone to call day or night. The point of the poster is that a traditional engraved pet tag publishes exactly this information to every stranger who picks up your animal.
“Would you ever write your name, phone number and address on a piece of paper and attach it to a telephone pole? Why would you do that with your animal?”

That is what an engraved tag is. The information is on the metal, it is on the animal, and it is readable by whoever gets there first — a good samaritan, or someone who recognises an owner who will pay anything.

urSmartID puts nothing on the tag. No name, no number, no address. The finder gets a way to reach you; they do not get you.

And it is worse when the photo goes up too — see what a lost-pet flyer actually hands over
A mock 'Lost dog!' flyer that spells out what publishing your animal's photo alongside your phone number hands to a stranger. Under the heading 'If you find him, you could', it lists five things in turn: ransom me, scam me, stalk me, phish me, and target me — noting that the flyer has just given out the owner's phone number, voicemail, daily schedule, location and emotional weakness, and invited a stranger to the house. It closes: congratulations, you just handed a stranger everything they need to take advantage of you; there are smarter ways to get your pet home.

So what does the tag carry instead?

Short opaque tokens that only resolve inside our architecture — and the identity they resolve to lives in a separate, isolated database.

Opaque tokens on the tag

The NFC chip and QR code carry short random tokens — not your name, not your pet's ID. Nobody can read a tag and 'look you up' on another service.

Junction-token isolation

Tokens resolve through a dedicated isolated database that only stores HMAC references. Even a database compromise doesn't expose owner identity without a separate junction secret.

Role-aware disclosure

A vet sees a medical summary. Animal control sees licensing. A finder sees a platform-mediated contact path. Nobody sees more than their context requires.

If the tag comes off

The tag is how someone reaches you.The urLifePrint is who your animal is.

A tag can be lost, replaced, reassigned, or cut off a collar. An animal's identity cannot. So we keep them apart on purpose — the tag is an access mechanism, and the urLifePrint is the record it opens.

Every animal gets one

A photographic identity record, captured through a guided sequence on your phone, kept for the animal's whole life and added to as they change. Dogs, cats, horses, livestock, the lot.

A urLifePrint ID, separate from the tag

Its own identifier, issued when capture is complete. Replacing a lost tag issues new tag numbers and never touches the animal's identity — same record, same history, same ID.

Three separate questions, kept separate

Who the animal is, who holds them, and who you are, are three different facts. We never collapse them into one “verified” badge, because that badge would be hiding which of the three it meant.

The front of a urLifePrint wallet card. It carries the animal's photo and name, species, breed, date of birth, sex and colouring, the urLifePrint ID, the card number, the steward of record and the issue date, plus a QR code. This example is overprinted SPECIMEN across the code.
Wallet card — print it yourself
The back of a urLifePrint wallet card, headed Emergency — Medical Information. It lists national poison-control numbers, the emergency contact, the primary clinic, drug allergies, weight, microchip number and rabies certificate, beside a QR code marked scan for treatment summary. This example is overprinted SPECIMEN across the code.
Emergency side — for the vet, not the finder
A public verification view of a urLifePrint card, headed 'Verified authentic' with the note that independent evidence beyond the enrollment itself supports this animal's identity, and a footer stating the card is issued by urSynergy as a private identity and provenance service and is not a government document.
What a card looks like when someone checks it. A private identity and provenance service — not a government document.

The emergency side does the work

Medications, allergies and reactions, recent vaccinations, the microchip number, and the national poison-control lines — on a card in your wallet, readable by a vet who has never met your animal.

A scan tells you it happened

When someone scans a card, every steward on the record is notified. You find out that your animal's record was opened, and when.

It keeps up with them

Animals change — a puppy is not the dog it becomes. Re-capture across their life is part of the record, not a re-registration.

And when it is asked to recognise a photo, it will tell you it isn't sure.

A photo match that returns its closest guess is worse than useless — it is a confident wrong answer about somebody's animal. Ours returns no match instead, and says so plainly. We would rather hand you nothing than hand you a name we cannot stand behind.

Every animal enrolls today. Photo recognition answers for dogs now and is being trained species by species — your animal's urLifePrint is captured and kept from the day you create it, and starts answering the moment its species is trained.

See how a urLifePrint is madeYou can start one whenever you like — with a tag or without one.
In the box

Premium quality. Purposeful design.

Beautifully crafted, thoughtfully packaged, built to last. Every tag arrives in an included bamboo wood box inside a protective shipping carton.

The urSmartID tag resting in an open bamboo wood box
Tag in included wood box
The closed bamboo wood box with the urSmartID paw-heart logo engraved on the lid
Engraved bamboo lid
The wood box nested inside a white shipping box with crinkle paper padding
Protective shipping carton
Included free

A $10 Share the Love Reward, on us.

Every tag comes with a $10 reward to pass along. Give it to a friend, a family member, or a fellow pet lover — or use it yourself toward an additional urSmartID tag. Because every pet deserves to be found.

A friend
A family member
A fellow pet lover
Or yourself
Lost your tag?

No problem.

We'll deactivate the lost tag and issue a replacement for just $5 + shipping. Attach the new tag and keep going — nothing about your pet's record changes.

  • The same profile
  • The same records
  • The same permissions
  • The same history
Manage your tags & order a replacement
$5
+ shipping per replacement tag

Old tag deactivated instantly. Your pet's profile, records, and history carry straight over to the new tag.

Who it's for

Pets, livestock, shelter animals, licensed animals.

A golden retriever wearing a collar with the navy urSmartID tagA tabby cat wearing a collar with the navy urSmartID tag

Pet owners

A collar tag with a medical summary for emergencies and a safe, platform-mediated contact path if your pet goes missing.

Breeders

A transferable tag that ships with the animal — pedigree, health certifications, and a continuous record from day one.

Shelters & rescues

Intake-to-adoption tracking. The tag travels with the animal to its new home without re-provisioning.

Municipalities

QR-coded licensing tags. Animal control reads current license status and owner contact in a single scan.

The urSmartID tag, front and back: navy enamel front with a steel paw-and-heart mark, navy back with a white QR panel and ursmartid.com
One purchase. Lifetime ID.

Get your urSmartID tag

Introductory launch price $39.99 for your first tag (regular $49.99) — and every additional tag is $10 off. Free US shipping. No subscription, ever. Tags are on preorder while the first production run finishes QC.

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$10 off one tag. Doesn't stack with the multi-buy discount.

Secure checkout by Stripe. You'll be redirected to pay. This is a preorder: we'll email you a shipping date as soon as the first production run clears QC.

  • Preorder — ships from the US when the first run clears QC
  • No batteries · no monthly fees

Prefer a step-by-step checkout? Open the full order page.

urSynergy Hero Program

Volunteer. Help animals. Become a Hero.

Every 2 verified volunteer hours with a participating animal-welfare organization makes you eligible for a $15 Hero Tag — the same premium urSmartID tag. Not a coupon. A thank-you.

Learn about the Hero Program
Questions

Good to know.

How much does it cost?

The regular retail price is $49.99. During our introductory launch it’s $39.99, and every tag includes a free $10 Share the Love Reward to gift or use toward another tag. No subscription and no monthly fees — ever.

Does it replace a microchip?

No — it complements one. A microchip needs a vet or shelter with a scanner. urSmartID works with any phone the moment your pet is found, so an everyday good samaritan can reach you in seconds.

Do I need an app?

No. NFC tap and QR scan both open a web page in the phone’s browser. Nothing to install for you or for whoever finds your pet.

What if I lose the tag?

We deactivate the lost tag and issue a replacement for $5 + shipping. Your pet keeps the same profile, records, permissions, and history — just attach the new tag and continue.

What does someone see when they scan it?

Only what you allow, and only what their context needs. A finder gets a polite landing with a contact path; a vet gets a medical summary; animal control gets licensing. The tag never reveals your pet’s identity directly.

Will it survive water and rough play?

It is built for it — stainless steel rim, sealed enamel faces, UV-protective finish, rust-resistant and scratch-resistant for everyday wear. We call it water-resistant rather than waterproof on purpose: our first production run is still going through QC, and we would rather understate it now than correct it later.

What is the Hero Program?

A recognition program: every 2 verified volunteer hours with a participating animal-welfare organization makes you eligible to purchase a $15 Hero Tag. Hero Tags are for animals in your own household and are not for resale.

Everything in one look

The whole product, at a glance.

urSmartID — The Smartest Way Home: full product brochure showing the front and back of the NFC + QR pet ID tag, why it is more than a QR tag, your pet's medical records in one secure place, enterprise-grade security, how it compares to a microchip, the five-step 'if your pet is found' flow, and one-purchase lifetime protection.