How to Set Up a QR Sticker for Your Car in 3 Minutes
Setting up a CarNotify QR sticker takes three simple steps. Here's exactly what to do, from registration to sticking it on your windshield.
Getting your vehicle protected with a private, reachable QR sticker takes less time than parallel parking. Here's the full process.
Step 1: Register your vehicle
Head to carnotify.in/register and create your account with your phone number and email. Add your vehicle's number plate — this is what ties the sticker to your alerts, not to your identity.
Step 2: Choose your notification channels
Decide how you want to be alerted — push notification, SMS, WhatsApp, email, or a combination. You can change these anytime from your dashboard.
Step 3: Get your sticker
Once registered, your unique QR code is generated instantly. Order the physical weatherproof sticker, or generate a printable version if you need one immediately.
Step 4: Stick it on your windshield
Place it on the lower corner of your windshield, facing outward, at a height that's easy for a passer-by to scan without crouching or reaching into the car.
Step 5: Test it
Scan your own sticker with another phone to confirm it works and that you receive the alert on your chosen channels. This takes less than a minute and saves confusion later.
What to do after setup
Key guidance about what to do after setup.
- Pause alerts before a long trip if you don't want notifications while away
- Deactivate and replace the code if the sticker gets damaged
- Check your dashboard periodically to see your alert history
FAQ
Do I need to reprint anything if I sell my car?
Deactivate the vehicle from your dashboard before handing over the car — the sticker becomes inactive and stops relaying alerts.
Can I add more than one vehicle?
Yes, each vehicle gets its own QR code and sticker, all manageable from a single account.
Don't leave your number on a windshield. Get your CarNotify QR sticker and let people reach you without ever seeing your phone number.
Important note
This article provides general information. Local rules, emergency procedures and enforcement practices may differ. Use the appropriate local authority or professional service when safety or legal risk is involved.