The page
What to put on the page, and what to leave off
Public, private, or password page: what a person sees after scanning, and when each mode fits.
Find my owner
If it gets lost, it finds you.
Stick a bright code on a suitcase, backpack, or laptop. Whoever finds it opens your page and knows how to return it.
Three steps, and the object knows the way back
The QR link never changes. A label you already stuck on still works.
- 1
Create a contact page
Provide information on how to return the object to you.
- 2
Download the QR code associated with the page or write it to an NFC tag
The page creates a QR code linked to the contact page. You can also write it to an NFC tag.
- 3
Stick the QR code or NFC tag
Stick the QR code or NFC tag on all the objects you want. Whoever finds it will open your contact page.
Practical guides
How to use the code on a suitcase, a collar, keys, or a bike, and what to leave visible.
Suitcase
When a suitcase stays at the airport
Where to stick the code on a suitcase, what to write so it can be returned, and why your home address stays off the label.
Pet
A collar that reaches you if a pet wanders off
What to put on a dog or cat collar so a finder can reach you, and what this code does not replace.
Keys
Keys without your address on them
How to tag a keyring so it can be returned without saying where you live or which door it opens.
Free to try. Pro to stay private.
Free is one public page. Pro adds privacy, a short code, messages, and notifications.
Plans
Messages from a private page land in your account and, when email is set up, in your inbox too.
I have a code
Type the five characters from a Pro label, or paste the long id from the link.