Lost-and-found QR code without sharing your number

Reachable to finders, private by design.

A QR code on keys, bags, laptops or equipment can help honest finders reach you without publishing your private details.

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Lost items without a public number

A lost-and-found QR code lets a finder contact you through a form, without your phone number or email address being printed on the item.

Items where this makes sense

Choose placements where an honest finder wants to help, but where you do not want to leave private details.

Keychain

A finder can send a short message without seeing your address or phone number.

Laptop or bag

Useful for work, study, sport and travel.

Luggage or equipment

For travel, events and shared gear where return matters.

Bike or scooter

Not only lost items, also practical messages around a vehicle.

QR label, phone number or TagTalk

A simple label helps, but the difference is privacy and control after printing.

Finder can contact you

TagTalk QR: Yes. Phone number label: Yes. Static QR label: Depends on destination.

Number visible

TagTalk QR: No. Phone number label: Yes. Static QR label: Depends on QR content.

Update after printing

TagTalk QR: Yes. Phone number label: No. Static QR label: Usually no.

Works for other messages

TagTalk QR: Yes. Phone number label: Limited. Static QR label: Limited.

For keys, laptops, bags and gear

Place a QR code on belongings someone may find, scan and report.

No public phone number

A finder can leave a message without seeing your phone number or email address.

More than lost-and-found

TagTalk also works for cars, mailboxes, desks, front doors and other everyday contact moments.

Simple for the finder

The finder scans with a phone camera and uses the browser. No app install is required.

Does TagTalk work for lost items?

Yes. A finder can scan the QR code and send a message without seeing your contact details.

Is TagTalk only for lost items?

No. It also fits cars, mailboxes, desks, laptops, doors and other contact moments.

Does the finder need an account?

No. The finder uses the scan form in the browser.

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