Found Things
A way home for the things that wander off.
Clip one to the things you’d like to see again. Whoever finds it holds a phone against it, like tapping a card at a checkout, and reaches you. The chip inside needs no power of its own, so there is nothing to charge and nothing to run out. No name on the tag. No app. No account.
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Three steps
Attach it
Backpack, keys, suitcase, camera bag. If it has a strap, zipper, handle, or loop, we’re in business.
Make it yours
Tap once and choose how you want to be reached. Less than a minute and you’re done.
Let it do the talking
Whoever finds it taps or scans the tag. You hear from them. The two of you take it from there.
Loud enough to help. Quiet about you.
The tag tells whoever finds your thing exactly what to do. It does not need to tell them who you are.
- Not a tracker
No battery. No location. No map dot. It waits for a human.
- No name on the outside
A finder sees what they found and a way to help. That’s it.
- Your number, your call
Show it, or keep it private and take a message instead. Change your mind whenever you like.
- Nothing to install
Tap or scan. It opens in a browser.
- No account to remember
Set it up, then manage your tags through your email.
- Nice to the finder, too
They’re helping. We don’t need their location or a profile of them to make that work.
One way home. A few ways to get there.
Some things need a tag. Some just need a little way home.
- The tag · available now
Tap or scan. One sealed piece for straps, zippers, handles, loops, and other convenient places to hang things.
- Laundry labels · coming soon
For hoodies, jackets, uniforms, and all the things that wander off and eventually end up in the wash.
- Bottle stickers · coming soon
For bottles, lunch boxes, laptop lids, and the things without a good place to hang a tag.
Pick a set
1 tag$7
For the one thing currently testing your patience.
4 tags$25
A little coverage for the usual suspects.
8 tags$40
For families, frequent travelers, or people who know themselves.