DELHI NCR
Contact a parked-car owner without showing a phone number
Taggr is a QR contact sticker for cars in Delhi NCR. A visitor can send the owner a private alert from a phone browser.
How it works
- Scan the sticker
A phone camera opens the Taggr contact page. The visitor does not need an app, account, payment or OTP.
- Choose a reason
The visitor can explain a vehicle-related issue, such as a blocked car or lights left on. The owner's phone number is not shown.
- The owner gets an alert
Taggr sends a WhatsApp alert. If delivery is still unconfirmed after 60 seconds, the service attempts its SMS backup.
- The owner responds
The owner can acknowledge the alert or open a private browser audio link. Both people must join with working internet and allow microphone access.
Common questions
Does the visitor need to install an app?
No. Scanning and sending an alert work in a phone browser.
Can the visitor see the owner's phone number?
No. The contact flow does not display the owner's number.
Will the browser call ring the owner's phone?
No. It is an optional browser audio link. Both people must open it and join; it does not work like a telephone call.
Is Taggr an emergency service?
No. Use the appropriate emergency service for urgent danger or medical situations.
Price and service
₹299 for one car
Two identical stickers for one car. Twelve months of service from activation.
Optional prepaid renewal is ₹99 per year. There is no automatic renewal.
Taggr is for vehicle-related contact in Delhi NCR. It is not an emergency service and does not ring like a telephone.