Introducing Public Pet Profiles & QR Codes

Pets get lost. It happens to even the most careful owners — a door left ajar, a leash slipping, a moment of distraction. When it does, every minute counts. That's why we built Public Pet Profiles: a dedicated page for your pet that anyone can reach just by scanning a QR code on their tag, no app or account required.

How it works

Each pet in PetMemo gets a unique, private link — a URL built around a random token, not a guessable ID. You decide whether to make it public. When you do, PetMemo generates a QR code you can print, stick on a tag, or save to your phone.

Anyone who finds your pet scans the code and lands on a clean page showing:

• Your pet's name, species, breed, and age
• Their photo (or a friendly emoji if you haven't uploaded one)
• Microchip number — useful for vets and shelters
• Your contact details: phone, email, WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, or any other link

The QR code on your pet's profile

Inside PetMemo, you'll find the Public Profile section right below your pet's main info card. Toggle it on and the QR code appears immediately — ready to copy, share, or print.

The public profile is off by default. You control exactly which pets have a public page. If you ever want to revoke access, toggle it off — the link stops working immediately.

Set up your contact info once

Head to Settings → Public Contact Info to add the details you want to appear on all your pets' public profiles. You can add:

Only the fields you fill in are shown on the public page — so if you don't add an Instagram handle, it simply won't appear. No clutter, no empty slots.

What's not shown

The public profile is designed to help someone return your pet — nothing more. It deliberately excludes everything that should stay private: vet visit history, medical conditions, expenses, documents, and medications. Even with the public profile enabled, that data is only visible to you inside PetMemo.