Found Things · travel
Your bag can ask for help.
A tag with no name and no address on it. Whoever finds your bag holds a phone against it, or scans it, and reaches you. No app on either end, and nothing about you on the tag for a stranger to read.
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- The carousel
Two hundred black suitcases, and one is yours. When someone scans your tag we email you, so the bag speaks up before the paperwork starts.
- The name and address problem
The paper tag on most bags can show your name and home address to anyone in the terminal. Ours gives whoever finds it a way to help without putting either on the tag.
- The hotel room, the train seat
Jackets, chargers, the bag under seat 14. Four tags cover the bags and whatever else wanders. Move them between bags whenever you like.
Nothing to subscribe to
One price and no subscription behind it. No app, no account, no batteries. The tag is the product, and it keeps working without asking you for anything else.
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.