Questions, answered plainly

Anyone who finds a tagged animal can scan the QR with a standard phone camera — there is no app to install. The scan opens that animal's public profile in a browser, showing the details its caregiver chose to share: the photograph, breed, age, vaccination records, care notes, and whatever contact options are enabled. From the same page a finder can submit a sighting with their own location, which reaches the guardian and the animal's organisation.

Not as an individual at the moment. Individual pet-owner and feeder accounts are closed while the shelter and NGO tooling is finished, so a private person cannot sign up for their own account today. Shelters, sanctuaries, NGOs and gaushalas can apply for access, and an administrator approves the application before sign-in unlocks. Once approved, the console registers community animals, records ARV vaccination dates and sterilisation status, and links a printed QR tag to each one.

Yes. There is no paid tier and no checkout anywhere in the product — everything the console does is free, including unlimited animals, vaccination records, printable tags and adoption listings. Access is by application rather than by payment: a shelter applies, an administrator approves, and there is nothing to pay afterwards.

Dogs, cats, cows, buffalo, goats, sheep, horses, camels, pigs, birds and rabbits each have their own entry, and there is an Other option for anything not on that list. Tags come in five formats — collar, ear, halter, leg band, and a printed passport card — so the same profile works for a street dog, a shelter intake and a dairy animal.

You can log any vaccine: Rabies (ARV), DHPP, FVRCP, FeLV, FMD, Coggins, Equine Flu, RHDV2, and custom vaccines. Each record stores given date, next due date, batch number, clinic and doctor notes, with automated due-date reminders flagging overdue and expiring vaccines.

Apply using the button on any page, fill in your organisation details, and an administrator reviews it. Once approved you receive login credentials and can start registering animals immediately.

No. The QR code opens the animal's public profile in any standard smartphone camera or browser. The finder sees the photograph, medical notes and guardian contact options — call, WhatsApp, SMS — and can submit a GPS sighting. Zero app installs.

Yes. PraniID is a Progressive Web App. On Android Chrome, tap the install prompt or use the menu then Install app. On iOS Safari, use the Share button then Add to Home Screen. Once installed it works offline with cached data and supports push notifications for vaccine reminders.

Five: QR collar tag for dogs and cats, QR ear tag for cattle, goats and sheep, QR halter tag for horses and camels, QR leg band for birds, and a printable passport card for wallet or carrier carry. All are free to generate as high-resolution files.

Yes. You can log FMD, HS (Haemorrhagic Septicaemia), BQ (Black Quarter), deworming and any custom vaccine. Each record stores given date, next due date, batch number, clinic and doctor, with automated reminders flagging overdue vaccines.