Every name deserves a way home

Each label has a 12-month lifespan with durable adhesive designed for everyday wear and tear. After 12 months you can easily replace them with a new pack.

Yes — the labels are fully waterproof and resist rain, spills, hand washing and machine washing at low temperatures.

Absolutely. Each label in a pack can be assigned to a different child or item through your AYA dashboard.

Labels stick on objects (lunchbox, teddy, backpack) and last 12 months. Wristbands go on a child's wrist and last 24 hours — perfect for events and outings.

Anyone with a smartphone can scan the QR code — no app needed. The scanner instantly sees the child's name, the item name, and buttons to call, SMS or share their GPS location with the parent.

No. The QR code opens a mobile webpage that works in any browser. The finder never needs to download anything.

Regular name stickers only show a name — useless if a stranger finds the item. AYA QR labels let anyone scan with their phone camera (no app) and instantly contact you. You also get a GPS location and push notification the moment someone scans.

Packs start with the 10-pack and scale up to a 100-pack, with bulk discounts the more you buy. Free shipping on larger orders — see the pricing section for current prices in your currency.

Absolutely. The labels stick on lunchboxes, water bottles, clothes, shoes, teddies — anything a small child brings to daycare. They survive dishwashers and washing machines.

If your child's backpack or teddy has an AYA label, anyone who finds it can scan the QR code. You get an instant push notification with GPS location — so you know exactly where the item (and likely your child) is. No app needed for the finder.

The finder only sees the child's first name and the item name — never your phone number, address, or last name. All communication goes through AYA's secure contact page. Fully GDPR compliant.

Ka piri ngā tapanga ki ngā taonga (keehi kai, pea, pēke tuarā) ā, ka ora mō ngā marama 12. Ko ngā whitiki ka mau ki te aro o te tamaiti, ā, ka ora mō ngā hāora 24 — tino pai mō ngā huihuinga me ngā haere.