Built by Kids, for Kids

Hi, I'm Ishika, and I'm 11 years old. Last week, my brother's friend had a seizure at our house. Nobody knew what to do.

His mom was 20 minutes away. We didn't know if he had medication. The ambulance kept asking questions we couldn't answer.

I kept thinking... what if he was alone? What if no adults were around?

That night I couldn't sleep. I kept googling "how to help kids in emergencies" until 2 AM when I found something called NFC tags.

I started researching everything that could help kids in emergencies:

• •Apps need wifi or data - what if you don't have any?
• •Medical bracelets are hard to read - and you can't update them
• •Most solutions are made for adults - not for kids who need help
• •They're complicated to use - when you're scared, simple is better

I realized that when kids need help, we need something that works instantly, no matter what.

I learned about this tiny thing called an NFC tag. It's like magic - you just tap any phone to it and it instantly shows emergency information.

No apps to download. No internet needed. No batteries to charge.Just tap and help arrives.

I wanted to prove that this tiny thing could save a life. So I decided to build it myself.

I believe every kid deserves to feel safe, and every parent deserves to know their child can get help when they need it.

That's why TapTap Buddy will never cost money every month, track where kids are, or stop working when families forget to pay.

Buy it once. Protected forever. That's how it should be.