One scan. A familiar face.
A durable QR + NFC tag opens your pet’s profile on a finder’s phone. Their photo, care notes, and a one-tap ‘I found them’ button make the next step clear. No finder app needed.
Small tag. Stronger neighborhood.
Meet PawSignal: smart pet tags that help a stranger become a helper. A quick scan connects them to you; neighborhood alerts bring nearby pet people into the search.
For dogs, cats, and the people who love them.
A little tag. A human connection.
Scan → connect → help them home.
Our promise, from day one
From collar to community
A phone-friendly tag handles the first hello. Your pet’s profile handles the details. Your neighborhood helps with the rest.
Worth knowing
A helping hand, not a GPS tracker.
PawSignal complements your pet’s microchip. It doesn’t track live location or guarantee a recovery.
A durable QR + NFC tag opens your pet’s profile on a finder’s phone. Their photo, care notes, and a one-tap ‘I found them’ button make the next step clear. No finder app needed.
Switch your pet’s status to Lost to share their photo and last-seen location with PawSignal users within a mile. We’re building the network neighborhood by neighborhood; local participation matters.
Keep medical needs, temperament notes, and your vet’s contact together. ‘Friendly, but scared of cars’ can be just as helpful as a phone number.
A small investment in their way home
Our planned launch options are below. Availability and final purchase details are shown when you choose a plan.
The everyday tag
$15–25 one time
Durable QR + NFC identification, your pet’s profile, and masked contact. Price varies by tag style.
The essentials, right on their collar.
Neighborhood backup
$6.99 / month · tag separate
Planned membership includes neighborhood alerts, a 24/7 recovery hotline, and vet-record storage.
Alerts depend on nearby participating users. Hotline and membership availability will be confirmed at launch.
For individuals getting started
$0/month
For your pet. For the pet next door.
Join PawSignal and help build a neighborhood where a lost pet has more people on their side.