There are three ways to share action plans:

1. Invite responsible adults to the app where they can always access your child's action plans. This is recommended for teachers or other temporary guardians who regularly care for your child. The app is always free for those who register as temporary guardians.

2. Share the action plan via a link. The link will take you to a web page that displays the action plans. This method is recommended when you want to share information quickly or with people who do not care for the child regularly - for example, foster parents or friends.

3. Print the QR code provided in the app and place it in your medicine bag or give it to temporary caregivers. The QR code is the most accessible option, even for those who may not have received the information directly. For example, if your child has an emergency on the bus, everyone on the bus can scan the QR code and take action accordingly.

The app allows you to create detailed profiles for your child with medical action plans, share these plans via invitations, links or QR codes and keep all information up to date. You can also log seizures or attacks - useful information for doctors.

Only those you invite to the app, share a link with, or scan your unique QR code can see the action plans. You have full control over who gets access.

However, the link you share is public. Even though it is encrypted, there is still a possibility that others could access it.