Cherry 🍒 · Fruit Turtle no.3 of 6
Hi, I'm Red, your Emergency turtle
Peace of mind for little adventures — a tiny, useful charm that quietly helps your child when they need it most.
My job: dials a chosen emergency contact
One-tap emergency contact
For when something feels wrong. Programmed to dial an emergency contact — a grandparent, a neighbour, a trusted friend — so help is one tap away even if a child can't remember a phone number.
For Parents
Setting up your red turtle
Takes about three minutes. You'll need a free app and your phone.
1
Download a free NFC writing app
On iPhone or Android, search the app store for NFC Tools by Wakdev — it's free, well-trusted, and what we use ourselves.
2
Choose what to write
Open NFC Tools and tap
For red turtles, choose:
Write → Add a record.For red turtles, choose:
Phone number — enter an emergency contact (not 999 directly — choose a grandparent, neighbour, or trusted friend who can act). Tapping will offer to dial.
3
Tap your turtle to write
Tap
Write in the app, then hold the turtle flat against the back of your phone for a few seconds. You'll hear a beep when it's done. Remove your phone case if the read is slow — these chips are small (8mm).
4
Test it, then lock it
Tap your turtle again to check it does what you wanted. Once you're sure it's right, you can use NFC Tools'
Other → Lock tag feature to make it permanent — nobody can accidentally overwrite it. This step is one-way, so only lock when you're certain.
An honest note: NFC tags only work when a phone touches them — they don't track location, send alerts on their own, or work over distance. Think of them as a tiny, friendly emergency card sewn into a keychain.
Coming Soon
A reward app, made for these turtles.
We're building a small, calm reward app where children tap their turtle to log everyday wins — tidying up, brushing teeth, helping out — and earn stars, streaks and small treats agreed with their grown-up. Be the first to try it.
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