Found Things · family
The water bottle comes home. The name stays home.
The list says label everything. But a name printed on a bag can be read across a room, from a photo, or by anyone who never touched it. These tags carry a number instead. If you want a name for a lost-and-found, you can add one that appears only after somebody picks the bag up and scans it.
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- One September, one minute apiece
One set covers the backpack, the lunch bag, the water bottle, the jacket that lives at lost and found. You set each tag up once, about a minute, and move it to next year's gear when the season turns.
- Two adults, one tag
Add a second adult to any tag. When something turns up, both of you hear at the same time, and whoever is closer does the pickup. Built for how a family actually runs.
- Name inside, tag outside
If the school wants a name on it, write it inside, where only someone already holding the bag open can see it. The tag does the outside job and gives nothing away.
Their label holds a name. Ours holds a way home.
A name label broadcasts your kid to every stranger who walks by, and a code sticker from a labels company points at that company's form, on that company's future. Every Found Things format, plastic, fabric, or sticker, shows a stranger nothing personal, reaches you through our relay, and carries our plain promise about what happens if we ever wind down.
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.
Pick a set
4 tags$25
A little coverage for the usual suspects.
Shipping is $5.95, and free on orders over $50. Tax is added at checkout. Ready things ship from Castle Rock within three business days.