It was early morning. He was outside, clearly lost, and he couldn't tell me his name or who to call. I didn't know if he lived two doors down or two miles away. All I could do was wait with him until someone recognized him.
That's the moment a KinTag exists to shorten. It's a small, battery-free tag that opens a contact page the instant anyone taps it with a phone — so whoever finds someone doesn't have to wait, guess, or search. Just tap, and call the right person.
— Thom, founder of Next to Kin
What a KinTag is
Setting up a tag takes seconds — a name and a phone number, nothing else required. It can be done by the person themselves, by a family member, by your chapter staff, or in person with a Next to Kin representative walking through it with them.
Why it fits wandering specifically
As of 2025, an estimated 771,939 people in Canada are living with dementia — a number expected to reach 1.7 million by 2050. (Alzheimer Society of Canada)
Most people living with dementia will wander at some point — often more than once. When it happens, the outcome usually comes down to one thing: whether the person who finds them knows who to call.
A KinTag doesn't require a subscription, a login, or a registry lookup. Whoever finds your client can act in the moment, with whatever phone is already in their pocket — no waiting on anything.
What families are trading up from
Not a concept — a real, shipping product
KinTags have been featured on CTV News Regina and used in partnership with the City of Regina, Regina Police Service, and the Saskatchewan Roughriders — thousands of tags placed at community events across Saskatchewan.
The chapter package
500 is a realistic number for a chapter to place with families over a year — enough to reach the people who need one, without overcommitting your budget on a product nobody's tried yet.
Every price on this page comes from one number, so it's easy for us to adjust if your chapter's needs are different — fewer tags, more tags, a different format mix. Just ask.
$5 per tag · 500 tags · one-time, no subscription
No commitment — this opens an email, not an order.
Questions, a different volume in mind, or ready to move ahead — email works best, and a real person reads every one.
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