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Scannable makes Smart PPE™: a chip in your safety equipment that connects gear, wearer and site in one tap.

Scannable turns ordinary safety equipment into Smart PPE™. A small chip in helmets, harnesses, vests and lanyards links the gear to its wearer, its inspection record, and the site it's on — readable from any phone. Manufacturers integrate Scannable into their existing products. Safety teams get certainty. Workers get gear that proves itself.

Scannable is the Smart PPE™ standard. Founded in 2022 by Rob Stirling, Scannable embeds a passive chip into safety equipment so that any helmet, harness, vest or lanyard can be tapped with a phone to reveal who owns it, when it was last inspected, and whether it's safe to use today. For manufacturers, Scannable is a chip-and-system integration that ships with their existing product lines as Powered by Scannable. For safety teams, it's the end of clipboards, lost tags and hopeful inspections. For workers, it's gear that quietly proves itself. Scannable is used on construction sites, in tunnels, on wind farms and in factories across Europe and North America.

[Brand] makes its [Product] Smart PPE™, Powered by Scannable.

The [Product] is now Smart PPE™, Powered by Scannable. A chip embedded in the [part] lets any phone tap and read its serial, inspection date and assigned wearer in under a second. No app required. Same product. Now it proves itself.

[Brand] has integrated Scannable technology into its [Product] range, making it Smart PPE™. A passive chip embedded in the [part] connects the gear to its wearer, its inspection record, and the site it's on — readable from any phone in a single tap. For safety teams, it means an end to clipboard inspections and lost paper tags. For workers, nothing changes — it's the same [Product], same fit, same certifications. For [Brand], it's the same product line, now Powered by Scannable.

Smart PPE™, Powered by Scannable. Tap to register and check inspection status.

The [PRODUCT NAME] is a [CATEGORY] built for [PRIMARY USE], now Powered by Scannable. A chip embedded in the [STRUCTURAL ELEMENT] lets any phone tap and read the unit's serial, inspection date and assigned wearer in under a second. No app required. For [BUYER ROLE], it means [BENEFIT]. For the worker wearing it, nothing changes — it's the same [PRODUCT NAME], just one that proves itself.

"Smart PPE™ isn't a product, it's a standard. We make safety equipment readable, so the gear can speak for itself."

"We don't compete with manufacturers — we ship inside their gear. Powered by Scannable means the brand on the helmet stays the same, but what it can do changes."

Rob Stirling is the founder and CEO of Scannable. Before Scannable he led product at two safety-tech startups in the UK and spent four years on construction sites trying to fix inspection logs with a spreadsheet. He started Scannable in 2022 to do it properly.