Mobile-TAG

Create clear vehicle accident reports in minutes export as PDF.

Mobile-TAG – Create clear vehicle accident reports in minutes

Generate structured vehicle accident reports in minutes — with support for 53 languages worldwide.

Mobile-TAG helps drivers document vehicle accidents quickly and professionally. Enter details, add photos, and generate a structured PDF report ready to share with the other driver or your insurance provider.

Designed for traffic incidents such as parking damage, scratches and minor collisions, Mobile-TAG helps you stay organized and reduce stress in unexpected situations.

How it works

• Enter vehicle, driver, location, and time details • Add notes and photos of visible damage • Generate a structured accident report as a PDF • Share the PDF directly when needed • All information remains stored locally on your device

Multilingual support (Mobile-TAG-Auto)

With the optional Mobile-TAG-Auto feature:

• Your answers can be translated into the official language of the vehicle’s registration country • Ideal when drivers do not share a common language • Original text is always preserved • Internet connection required for translation

The core app remains free to use.

Privacy & Security

• No account required • No registration • No cloud storage • No developer access to your data • You decide what to share and when

All data stays on your device unless you choose to export it.

Key Benefits

• Create structured vehicle accident reports in minutes • Organize important details clearly and consistently • Generate professional PDF documents • Works offline for most features • Supports multiple languages • Reduces confusion and misunderstandings

Important Information

Mobile-TAG is an independent documentation tool designed to support communication between drivers.

Designed for international use, cross-border travel, and multilingual communication.

It does not replace official police reports, emergency services, or legally required insurance documentation. Always follow local laws and contact emergency services in case of serious accidents or injuries.