Found Things · work
Your gear can speak for itself.
A coffee shop table, a taxi trunk, an overhead bin. A tag on the strap gives whoever finds your bag a way to reach you, with no name, no number and no address printed anywhere on it.
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- The honest finder's window
Plenty of lost gear was never stolen. It was found by someone with no way to act. A barista holding a laptop bag has thirty seconds of goodwill, and the tag turns that into a tap.
- No address on the strap
A business card in a tag window tells a stranger whose house holds the rest of the kit. This tag tells them nothing. It gives them a way to help and keeps everything else to itself.
- One set, the whole kit
Camera bag, laptop sleeve, the case in the truck bed, the toolbox. Each tag is its own number and every one of them reaches you. Move them between bags as the job changes.
Not a tracker, on purpose
A radio tracker on a camera bag is a beacon someone else can follow. This has no battery and no location. It does nothing until a person holds a phone against it, and then all it does is reach you.
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.