How to use it
A voice message in national languages: when, how much, for how long, how to apply.
- Create your business cardYour contact in one scan
- Selling productsLabel, price and contact in one scan
- Posters and communication toolsNGOs, local authorities, public services, associations…
- Create user guidesInstructions on video and by voice
- Running a health facilityReception, care instructions, prevention
- Making or selling medicines and body-care productsMedicines, cosmetics, supplements, slimming products…
- Showcasing a work of artExhibition, gallery, art or family heirloom
- Organising and following an eventFrom the announcement to the big day, and after
- Running a clubCalendar, results, news
- Running a museumEvery object tells its story
- Running an associationMembers, actions, support
- Create a follow-up bookletHealth, pregnancy, livestock, maintenance
- Publishing books, articles and thesesPublications of every kind
- Enriching a textbookExtra lessons, worked exercises, past papers
- Restaurants and barsMenu, ingredients, preparation, story of the dishes
- Travel journalPlan a trip, tell the story of your trip
- Guided tours and ralliesCity, neighbourhood, museum, treasure hunt
- Real estate and building sitesProperty tour, information for neighbours
- Welcome booklet for a stayHotel, guesthouse, rental
- All examples →
A leaflet you can read and listen to.
Medicines, cosmetics, hygiene products, food supplements, slimming products… A QR code on the box, the bottle or the leaflet opens a JeliCard: everyone hears in their own language how to use the product, sees the gestures in pictures and knows who to contact.
- Laboratories
- Local manufacturers
- Cosmetics brands
- Sellers and distributors
- Pharmacies and drugstores
- Herbalists
- Public health programmes
1The problem: a leaflet few people read
The leaflet or label is long, in small print, often in French or a foreign language. Many people rely on what the seller told them at the counter.
Print too smallOlder and visually impaired people can't read the leaflet or the label.
Only one languageSomeone who doesn't read French understands neither the instructions nor the precautions.
Tricky gesturesInhaler, children's syrup, hair treatment, cream to measure out: text alone is not enough.
MisuseToo much, too often, wrongly combined: a product used the wrong way doesn't work, and can even be dangerous.
2What the JeliCard can hold
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The right gestures
Pictures or video: using an inhaler, measuring a child's dose, applying a treatment.
What to avoid
Contraindications, allergies, pregnancy, children, keeping it away from heat.
What's inside
Ingredients, origin, a photo of the leaflet to zoom in on, or a link to the official product sheet.
Who to call
An information number to tap and call, reporting a side effect, where to buy, a link to the brand's website.
3What Jèli gives you
Understood by everyoneEveryone hears the instructions in their own language, even without being able to read.
Readable for the visually impairedThe text can be enlarged on the phone, and audio replaces reading.
No app neededA scan with the phone's camera, nothing to install.
Updates without reprintingNew information is corrected on the JeliCard; the printed QR code stays the same.
Trust and loyaltyClear information reassures people, and those who opened the JeliCard in the Jèli app are notified when you edit it.
Free and ad-freeNo ads: the person who scans sees only your product's information.
Your JeliCards travel around the world
A JeliCard is shared in one move: by text message, on social media, by email, on the internet, or simply by scanning the QR code from one phone to another. Your message travels across time and distance, and reaches every audience, here and elsewhere.
- SMS
- Social media
- Internet
- Scan from phone to phone
4How to do it
Start with one product, then extend to the whole range.
- Choose the product and the languages of the people you want to reach.
- Prepare the content from the leaflet or the official product sheet.
- Have the texts and translations approved by a qualified professional.
- Record the voice messages and make the pictures or video of the gestures.
- Create the JeliCard and test it on several phones.
- Print the QR code on the box, the bottle or the leaflet, with the words “Scan to listen”.
- Update as soon as any information changes.
5Obstacles, and how to get past them
Not everyone has a smartphoneA relative, a seller or a community relay can scan and play it for them. The printed material still makes sense on its own.
Costly data, weak networkShort voice messages, light images, no app to download: the JeliCard opens fast, even with little data.
Few people know QR codesAdd the words “Scan to listen” and show the gesture once: after that, everyone knows how.
Regulatory complianceThe content only repeats the information authorised for the product, and it is approved by a qualified person.
Accurate translationsEach voice message is checked by a health professional who speaks the language.
CounterfeitingThe JeliCard informs; it does not authenticate the product: keep your usual anti-counterfeiting measures.
Our tips
- Keep the paper leaflet or label: the JeliCard adds to it, it does not replace it.
- Stick strictly to the information authorised for the product.
- Only claim proven effects: no promises of cures or miracle weight loss.
- Have every translation checked by a health professional.
- Never publish any personal data about a patient or a person who buys.
- Don't forget your business card: your name and a QR code that leads to all your activities.
The leaflet informs those who read it. The JeliCard explains the product to everyone, in their own language.
Make your QR codes talk.
Your first JeliCard is ready in a few minutes.
