A tag on your wallet. Whoever finds it taps their phone. We handle the return โ and neither side ever sees the other's details.
The problem
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Items recovered monthly
at a single major international airport
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Lost on public transport
every year, globally
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Items a month
at an average single hotel
Industry estimates, cited below. The finder almost always wants to help โ what stops them is not knowing who the owner is, and not wanting to hand a stranger their own phone number.
How it works
A tag goes on a wallet, laptop, suitcase or keys. One tap sets it up in under a minute โ no app to install.
They tap the tag with any phone. No app, no account, no sign-up. One button: help return it.
A case opens, the owner is told immediately, and our team arranges the return. The handover is confirmed by a code only the owner has.
Why this works
Every other tag prints a phone number on a sticker, or shows it to whoever scans. That is the reason people don't use them.
Here, the tag holds nothing but a link. The finder sees a first name and an item. The owner is told their item is safe. Our team arranges the handover, and confirms it with a code only the owner receives.
The privacy model is the business model
Because the return runs through us, the logistics run through us too โ which is where delivery and handling revenue sits, alongside the tags themselves.
What each side sees
THE FINDER
๐ Black leather wallet
Belongs to Sara
No phone number. No email. No address.
THE OWNER
Your wallet has been found
Case R-100024
Nothing about who found it.
OUR TEAM
Both sides, one case, full audit trail
Try it now
This is a real tag on the live system โ not a mockup. You'll see exactly what someone who finds a lost wallet sees.
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Everything below is running in production right now, not on a roadmap.