Connect your bracelet

Connecting your NFC bracelet

The REPTIK bracelet has a built-in NFC chip: no app to install, just bring the bracelet close to your phone.

Turn on NFC

On most recent smartphones (Android and iPhone alike), NFC is on by default. Check your quick settings if nothing happens at the next step.

REPTIK bracelet with NFC chip and QR code

Bring the bracelet close

Hold the back of your phone against the bracelet chip for about a second — no button to press.

Check your risk

Your browser opens automatically on your personal risk page. You can also scan the QR code printed on the bracelet, or type your code in by hand on the home page.

If nothing happens after a few tries, your phone may not support background NFC reading — use the manual code entry on the home page instead.

Bluetooth bracelet

Automatic Bluetooth pairing is still being developed and isn't active in this version of the site: the "Bluetooth bracelet" tile will always show "Not paired", whichever bracelet you have. That's expected — no action is needed on your part. The NFC tag remains the main, fully working way to check your risk in the meantime.

What does "IP63" mean? The IP63 rating describes the bracelet's physical resistance: the 6 means full protection against dust, and the 3 means protection against water spray (light rain, splashes) up to 60° from vertical. The bracelet is not designed for full immersion.

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