Your event wristband has a temporary Safety ID. Scan the QR code on it with your phone camera, then follow the steps for your situation. It takes about two minutes per person. Do it before you ride.
The screenshots use example people and wristband IDs: Sarah Miller registers just herself. Jane Doe is a parent who manages two members, her son Jack Doe and Josh Smith.
You’re a current subscriber (for example, you have a helmet sticker), you registered at an earlier event, or someone invited you. Sign in with your own login. After you sign in, you choose who the wristband you scanned is for:
Claiming bands for yourself and your kids? Sign in once, claim your band, then tap Scan another member’s wristband → for each of theirs. You don’t sign in again.
It’s the first button, under Have an account? Enter your email and password and tap Sign in →.
Forgot it? Tap Forgot password? and we’ll email you a reset link.
The list shows you first, then every member on your account. Pick yourself, pick a member, or tap Add a new member. Then tap the activate button. It names the wristband and the person, for example Confirm and activate TPB1234 for Jack →.
You see who is registered, the date, and when coverage expires. Tap Scan another member’s wristband → for the next one, or I’m finished — sign out.
The top of the screen says Jane claimed wristband TPB1234 for Jack.
If you tapped Only my child or member and then Sign in instead, the screen is titled Register someone else. After you sign in you go straight to the member’s details.
You don’t have an account yet. You’ll create one, and the wristband is yours.
The screen asks Who will wear wristband …? and shows the ID printed on your band. Under New to Scan If Hurt? tap Just me.
Fill in your first and last name, email, phone and date of birth, and add at least one emergency contact. Complete the quick human check, then tap Activate and Continue Setup →.
The top of the screen says Sarah is creating their Scan If Hurt account. Sarah is claiming wristband TPD1234.
Your wristband is now active. Add anything that helps the first person on scene: a photo, your Message to EMS, gender, height and weight. Tap Save and continue →.
A note under the top line reminds you: Your account isn’t verified yet. We emailed you a link to set your password.
The last screen shows the date you registered and when coverage expires. Open the email Your Scan If Hurt wristband is active and choose your password. You need it to sign in again.
You wear a wristband, and you also register your kids or anyone else you look after. You get one account you sign in to, and each member gets their own profile under it.
Start with the wristband you will wear. You register yourself first, then add each member’s wristband.
The form is titled Your info (account holder). Fill it in the same way as Scenario 2, tap Activate and Continue Setup →, then complete your own profile.
On You’re registered! tap Add a member now. Scan the QR code on the member’s wristband, or type the Safety ID printed on it.
Enter their first and last name and date of birth. Email and phone are optional. If you add their email, they get an invite to set up their own login. Then add their profile and emergency contacts. You can reuse your own contacts.
The top of the screen says Jane is setting up a new managed member account. Jane is claiming wristband TPB1234 for Jack.
Tap Save … profile and add another → to scan the next member’s wristband. There is no limit on members. When everyone is done, tap I’m done adding members.
Check your email and set your password. You need it to sign in again and update anyone’s profile.
You don’t wear a wristband. You create your own account so you can manage theirs, then register them on the wristband you scanned. Already have an account? Tap Sign in instead and follow Scenario 1.
On Who will wear wristband …? tap Only my child or member.
This creates your account. No wristband is claimed for you. Fill in your name, email, phone, date of birth and at least one emergency contact, then tap Continue to the member →.
The top of the screen says Jane is creating their Scan If Hurt account. Jane is claiming wristband TPB1234 for a member.
Enter their name and date of birth, then their profile and emergency contacts. When you save, their wristband becomes active.
The top of the screen says Jane is setting up a new managed member account. Jane is claiming wristband TPB1234 for Jack.
Add as many members as you have wristbands, then tap I’m done adding members. We email you a link to set your password, with the subject Finish setting up your Scan If Hurt account.
When someone scans an active wristband, they see the wearer’s name, age, photo, Message to EMS and emergency contacts, with one tap to call. They don’t need an app. Their phone camera is enough.
Scan the code or tap the button to open the DEMO1 sample profile. Nothing to sign up for.
No. At the Saturday racers test, the wristband Safety ID is no cost to you. Just added safety.
No. It replaces the regular Saturday racer wristband. You wear one band, same as always.
Your helmet sticker still works. The wristband adds a temporary Safety ID for race weekend, on the band you’re already wearing. Sign in with your existing account and follow Scenario 1.
A parent does. If you wear a band too, use Scenario 3. If only your child wears one, use Scenario 4. Add yourself as an emergency contact.
Yes. Each child needs their own wristband. After saving one, tap Save … profile and add another → and scan the next band.
No. The QR code opens in your phone’s browser at ems.scanifhurt.com. The person providing help doesn’t need an app either.
Go to ems.scanifhurt.com and type the Safety ID printed on your band.
Check spam and promotions. The subject is “Your Scan If Hurt wristband is active”, or “Finish setting up your Scan If Hurt account” if you registered only a child or member. You can also tap Forgot password? on the sign-in screen to get a new link.
Your account is verified when you set your password from the email. Your wristband still works before then, but you need the password to sign in again or update anyone’s profile.
Whatever you’d want the first person on scene to know if you can’t speak. For example: medical conditions, medications such as blood thinners, allergies, blood type. You decide what goes in it.
The wristband’s Safety ID is temporary and expires. The screen shows the date. To stay covered on every ride, Scan If Hurt™ has monthly, annual and lifetime plans, from $2.50/month. See scanifhurt.com.
Claim it as soon as you can. Until it’s claimed, the band can’t show your contacts or your Message to EMS.