Lost less. Found more.
Put a foundit QR on the things that matter. If one goes missing, a finder can scan it and anonymously tell your household where it is.
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Put a foundit QR on the things that matter. If one goes missing, a finder can scan it and anonymously tell your household where it is.
See how it works
A tagged backpack gives staff or another family a private way to notify the household.
A QR gives the finder a way to notify the household after school gear has moved beyond the classroom.
Everyday clothing can have a way home without displaying family contact details.
The finder can share a note, and optionally add a helpful photo or location.
A private report can help when a bike or removable accessory turns up somewhere unexpected.
Keys can have a return pathway without printing a home address or phone number on the tag.
A finder can send a private report without seeing the wallet owner's contact details.
A private scan can help a phone or small device find its way back without displaying owner details.
A finder can privately report whether a tagged pet is safe, contained or still nearby.
Tools and cases can carry a return pathway without exposing a tradesperson's personal contact details.
Important personal equipment can have a clear, private route back to the household.
The same private return idea can help belongings beyond the school gate.
Product images are illustrative. Final colours, dimensions, materials and print positioning may vary slightly. The pet tag and school bag tag shown are concepts and may differ from the final production designs.
foundit runs on people's goodwill. A scan gives an honest finder a safe, simple way to send a report without needing an app, account or login.
A water bottle is mixed up at school. A jumper is forgotten after sport. A helmet is left at the park. By the time anyone notices, it may be sitting in a lost-property pile the household would never think to check.
Traditional name labels are useful inside trusted spaces such as classrooms, childcare centres and organised activities. Once an item moves beyond that space, foundit provides another way home without requiring a child's name or a family's contact details to be displayed.
A foundit QR gives an honest finder a simple way to help, while the household's personal details stay out of view.
The finder scans the QR code using the normal camera on their phone.
They submit a short report, with an optional photo or location when useful.
The household receives the report privately and can decide what to do next.
No app, account or login is required for the finder.