SaviLane — Your identity. Safe. Simple. Always with you.

The gap nothing else fills

Every emergency system assumes the person can talk.

For people who are non-verbal, have an intellectual disability, autism, dementia, or any condition affecting speech, that assumption fails at the worst possible moment. SaviLane puts what's needed on the person, and tells the helper not just who they are, but what is happening and what to do.

Separated

The bag is gone

A tag in a backpack only works if the bag is there. Bags get left behind. The code on the person does not.

Won't wear it

The bracelet was refused

Many people will not tolerate a wristband or lanyard. A safety device on the floor is not a safety device.

The carer is down

No one nearby knows

When the support worker can't help, a stranger needs to know in seconds how to keep the person calm and safe.

See it work

Three seconds. Three real moments.

Tap each phone to run the scan. This is what a stranger, a paramedic or a neighbour sees the instant they point a camera at a SaviLane code.

HELP9:41

Hold the picture to call for help

A child, on their own

One code, one hold, one call. No choice to get wrong. It calls 000 and pings the location automatically.

SCANNINGsavilane.app

Point any camera here

Roy

Emergency view · no login needed

!What's happening: Roy is deaf and cannot speak. He may scream, point or look distressed.

♥He is okay. Give him space. Don't crowd or touch him.

👍Reassure him with a thumbs up. He will thumbs up back.

📍 Roy's location is shared with the team leader on call

Roy, deaf and non-verbal

Won't wear a lanyard. The code lives where it works for him.

SCANNINGsavilane.app

On Andy's cap logo · or his shoulder patch

Andy

Emergency view · no login needed

!What's happening: Andy is non-verbal. He may hit out, spit, fold his arms, close his eyes, look down or hum.

♥These calm him. He may seem chatty but not understand what's happening. Stay calm, give space, don't crowd or touch him.

📍 Andy's location is shared with the team leader on call

Andy, non-verbal

His code is in the cap logo and stitched into his clothing as a patch, so it works even when you can't get close.

It has somewhere real to live

The code goes where the person goes, in layers.

A code on a screen has nowhere to be scanned, and a person who won't wear a band needs another way. SaviLane lives in several places at once, so losing one never loses the person.

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Lanyard card

First name on the front, code on the back. For those who will wear one. Carried in the community bag on every outing.

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Cap or hat logo

The SaviLane logo on a cap, where the QR inside the logo is the person's own live code. For someone like Andy who won't wear a band but will wear a hat.Layer 1

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Shoulder patch

Stitched flat into a seam or collar. Feels like a clothing label. The second layer for when you can't get close enough to a cap.Layer 2

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Door plate

A weatherproof plaque at a home or villa entrance, so the person carries nothing at all. An ambulance crew scans before they walk in.

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Room sticker

Waterproof and removable, on the bedroom door in supported living. Retired with dignity when a resident moves on.

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Lock screen

The 000 code a child sees every day on a parent's phone. Always visible, always ready.

The New 000 Initiative

We were all taught to dial 000. A generation lost that.

"I learned to put my finger in the zero and roll it all the way around, three times. I never had to do it. But I knew exactly what to do if something ever happened."

Today's children grow up with locked phones and no landline, and that teaching quietly disappeared. SaviLane brings it back in the shape phones are now: a code a child sees every day and is taught to press, plus magnets and stickers at child height carrying who they are and who to call.

We did it. Our kids can too. Let's re-teach.

Tap to see a child use it

HELP9:41

Hold the picture to call for help

One code for life

It grows with the person, every stage of the lane.

The same code is yours to keep. It flexes the way you already know from streaming and cloud storage: family or solo, upgrade or pause, never locked in. What it carries changes as life changes.

Early years

Who to call

The 000 code on a parent's phone and a magnet at home. A small child can run to a neighbour holding everything that neighbour needs.

School years

Welcome pack day one

Offered in school welcome packages, always opt-in. Emergency contacts, communication needs and medical alerts for excursions and the schoolyard.

Young adult

A resume in one scan

At a careers day or a casual job, the same code can carry a resume and contact details, handed across in seconds.

Independence & NDIS

Safety in the community

For participants, the full four-layer profile: identity, how to help, the care team behind secure logins.

Later life

Known at the door

In aged care and at home, a door plate means an ambulance crew calls the family first and knows the essentials before they walk in.

Why this is the right answer, not just a better card

Built for the person who won't wear it.

QR medical IDs exist. They assume the person wears it, keeps it, and can speak. SaviLane is built around the people that assumption fails.

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It survives refusal

Patch, cap logo, door plate, room sticker, lock screen. The identity lives in several places, so a refused band or a lost bag never loses the person.

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It says how to help

Not just an allergy. What is happening, what calms the person, what not to do, and a button to call someone who knows them.

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It is a platform, not a product

One code for life with a four-layer system and audit trail behind it. Infrastructure a provider runs duty of care on.

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The New 000 Initiative

A public-good child safety arm no medical-ID company is attempting. The brand story and the marketing engine at once.

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Built by a working support worker

Designed around real people in real settings, in market while still inside the sector it serves.

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Honest about the gap

The one thing the incumbent has, a staffed 24/7 verification line, is on our funded roadmap, not hidden.

The opportunity

One platform, built once, sold into many sectors.

The NDIS is the beachhead, not the business. The same code and system reuse across schools, aged care and families. The marginal cost of each new sector is sales effort, not a rebuild.

600k+

NDIS participants in Australia, the entry market

4m+

school enrolments reached through welcome packs

200k+

Australians in residential aged care

out of pocket where NDIS funded under Category 05

Trust by design

SaviLane guards the person. Square guards the money.

Each one is the specialist at its job. Payments are handled securely by Square, a system people already know from their local cafe, and card details are never stored by us.

🔒 Emergency layer is always free of logins and apps

Receipts, records and a clean audit trail your compliance team already recognises.

Families and care teams control what each layer shows, and update it any time.

Information travels with the person, not locked in one provider's system.

Get in touch

Talk to us

One lifelong QR identity that stays with a person from childhood through to their senior years
Built in Newcastle NSW from six years of frontline disability support experience
The emergency layer is always free, with no logins and no apps needed
Families and care teams control what each layer shows, and can update it any time

Talk to us

NDIS organisations, schools, aged care, emergency services, families and media. Tell us who you are and we will reply within two business days. You are also welcome to contact Toni regarding investment opportunities.

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