One price. Everything in it.

What’s included

  • Your documents live on a webpage we host. Anyone who scans your QR code can see it, no login, no app to download.
  • Text and voice alerts to up to three people you choose, sent every time someone scans your QR code or opens your document.
  • Every scan and every upload is sealed with a private encrypted digital fingerprint.
  • Every three months, we check in with you so your page always stays up to date.
  • A wallet card you can print yourself, free — or put your QR code on a wearable from our shop.

Each person in a household gets their own record, their own QR code, and their own contacts.

What every seat carries

All of it, on the one price. There is no tier above this.

The documents

  • Refusal of anatomical gift: refuses donation of your organs, eyes and tissue, and bars anyone else from authorizing it. Operates after death.
  • Treatment refusal directive: refuses specific treatments while you are alive: vaccines, blood, or both, and how far each goes.
  • A blank to print and sign, filled in with your name and your state.
  • Sign as many as you want. Each one gets its own numbered clause on your page.

Being found

  • A page anyone can open: no login, no app, no account for the person reading it.
  • A printable wallet card, free, as many times as you like.
  • A printed wallet card we have made and shipped to you. $25 once.

The people you name

  • Up to three people texted when your page is opened, and again when your signed document is opened.
  • They opt in themselves. You give a name and an email; they enter their own number.
  • A contact who replies STOP is removed, and you are told if a message could not be delivered.
  • A delivery trail timestamped by the phone carrier, not by us.

The record, sealed

  • A fingerprint of exactly what was shown: the file itself, kept so it can be produced later.
  • Each reading chained to the one before it.
  • Countersigned under a certificate checked against wearabledocs.com.
  • Timestamped on Bitcoin, where the date cannot be edited or backdated. How it holds up →

Kept true

  • A check-in every quarter asking you to confirm your directive still stands.
  • The confirmation date on your page, which is what tells a reader it is current.
  • Amend it when it changes: the page comes down until the new document is signed and uploaded.
  • Your own access history, with the date, rough location and network of every reading.

Yours to end

  • Cancel whenever you want. Your page works until the time you paid for runs out.
  • Delete it yourself: the document, every version of your page, your history, consents and confirmations.
  • No advertising, no trackers, and no third-party scripts on the page a clinician opens.
  • Your order and shipping address survive. Those are commerce records we must keep for seven years.

A refusal that cannot be found is a refusal that did not happen.

Everything above exists for the ten seconds in which somebody has to decide, and you cannot speak. That is the whole product: your signed document, in their hands, in time, and a record afterwards that says what they saw and when.

How we compare

Other medical IDs show a typed profile. WearableDocs shows the legally enforceable document you signed.

Scroll the table sideways for the other columns →

What matters in an emergencyWearableDocsMyID / QRepublikMedicAlert Foundation
Shows your medical conditionsAllergies, conditions, medications, implanted devices and past surgery, on the same page as your directive.YesYesYes
Shows the document you signedThe actual signature, not a typed summary of what you meant.YesNoJust a typed profileNoJust a typed profile
A signed refusal, not a typed noA signed refusal bars others from donating for you. A typed profile does not.YesNoNo
Texts the people you namedA text when someone opens the page, to the people you chose.YesNoDelayed updatesNoRequires a phone call
A sealed log of the viewWhat was on the screen, and when. It does not name who opened it.YesNoNo
Not in a shared registryWe host your page. We do not put it in a tracking database or a hospital registry.YesNoShared corporate cloudNoShared hospital registry

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