Carpark QR Tags for Churches, Clubs & Councils
A Kindtact QR sticker on your windscreen lets anyone in a carpark — neighbours, fellow churchgoers, fellow patrons — reach you privately if your lights are on, your car is blocking the bay, or there's a small ding. No phone number on the windscreen, no awkward note under the wiper.
Frequently asked questions
Why use Kindtact in a carpark?
Anywhere cars sit in close quarters, things happen — someone leaves their lights on, a door dings yours, a pram is blocking the rear of your van. A Kindtact QR on your windscreen lets anyone reach you privately, without leaving a name and number on a paper note for the next passer-by to read.
Do I need an app to set it up?
No app for you and no app for the person who scans you. Order a sticker pack on the buy page, activate via the one-click email link we send, and place a sticker on the inside of your windscreen. Anyone with a phone camera can scan it.
Will the finder see my phone or email?
Your name and email are never shown. Your phone stays private too — unless you choose to share it from your dashboard (some people prefer a direct call for urgent moments like a blocking-the-driveway situation).
I run a carpark — a club, church, or council. Can I recommend Kindtact to patrons?
Please do. Patrons can buy their own stickers on the buy page and manage their own contact preferences. If you'd rather buy a pack for your members, or raise funds through the Partner program, see the clubs and groups page. Either way, members keep control of what they share.
What if my car is sold or I no longer use the carpark?
Archive the QR from your dashboard in two clicks. The next person who scans it sees a friendly 'no longer active' page.
Does this replace formal carpark management or insurance?
No — it's a quiet, friendly way for people in the same carpark to reach each other directly. It's not a security system, not a parking enforcement tool, and not a substitute for insurance when something goes seriously wrong.
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