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The whole thing takes two minutes, and it's free.

1. 1Sign in with your Google account — no code, no waiting.
2. 2Add your car and give it a name you'll recognise, like "the Lancer". The plate number is not required at all.
3. 3On the car's page, tap "Download the printable sticker (PDF)".
4. 4Print it and stick it on the front windshield with the code facing out.

The file contains a normal and a mirrored version, so you can also stick it from inside the windshield.

If you're the one standing at the car: no sign-up, nothing to install.

• •A page opens with ready-made messages — pick the one that fits: blocking me in, lights on, about to be towed, and more.
• •The owner gets the alert immediately, without learning who you are or your number. They only learn either one if you chose to write it with the message yourself.
• •Leave the page open — if they reply, say "On my way", the reply shows up on the same page.

You never see the owner's number, and yours only reaches them if you typed it yourself. The page expires on its own after an hour.

It's almost always one of these three:

• •Notifications aren't enabled on this device yet: open settings, tap "Enable notifications", and allow them when the browser asks.
• •Quiet hours are on: between 10pm and 6am there's no notification, except urgent alerts. The alert still waits for you in the alerts list.
• •That message type is muted: settings has a "Alerts without a notification" list — check the type you're waiting on isn't ticked.

A notification on your phone is the only way an alert reaches you outside the app, so keep notifications on for at least one device. Any alert you miss keeps waiting in your alerts list.

Travelling, or just want to be unreachable for a while?

1. 1In settings, tap "Pause all stickers" — every car stops at once.
2. 2Anyone who scans the code gets a plain page with no details on it, and cannot send you anything.
3. 3When you're back, tap "Switch all stickers back on" — same printed sticker, nothing to reprint.

To pause just one car, do it from that car's own page.

The least data we can hold, and nobody sees anybody's number unless they typed it themselves.

• •What we store: the email of the Google account you sign in with, your car's name, and the alerts you received — and your name if you wrote one in settings. If your older account was opened with a phone number, that number is stored encrypted.
• •What is never shown to anyone: your number and your name. Your plate shows only if you choose to show it. The scan page carries no details about you beyond what you turned on.
• •The only exception is one you switch on yourself: showing the last two plate digits so a scanner can confirm it's your car.
• •Delete your account any time from settings: everything goes, and old alerts are detached from you.
• •If you order a printed sticker and tick «Save these details for my next order», we keep your name, number, governorate and address encrypted on your account so your next order is quicker. They stay until you delete them from settings or delete your account.

We collect the least data we can and give you the right to erase all of it whenever you want — in line with Egypt's personal data protection law.

Two ways, each for its own situation:

• •The sticker faded or tore: download the file again from the car's page and print it. Same code, everything keeps working as before.
• •Someone is bothering you, or the code reached someone it shouldn't: tap "Change the code" on the car's page — the old code stops working entirely and you print the new sticker.

If you sell the car, change the code before you hand it over.