The car you blocked in
A stranger scans the sticker on your windscreen instead of leaning on the horn. You're moving the car before it becomes an argument.
Privacy-first QR tags
Voice of your silent belongings
Give your keys, luggage, bike or car a QR code that speaks for them. A finder scans, you get an alert in seconds — and your number, email and name never leave your account.
- Free to start
- No card
- Works with any phone camera
- Nothing to ship
How it works
Three steps. About two minutes.
No hardware to order, no battery to charge, no pairing.
01
Make a tag
Create a digital tag and it's live instantly. Print it, engrave it, stick it on — the design and the placement are yours.
02
Someone scans it
Any phone camera opens your tag's page in a browser. The finder installs nothing and signs up for nothing.
03
You hear about it
An alert lands in the app, on WhatsApp, in Slack or on your own webhook — with the message and where it came from.
Privacy
Reachable. Not exposed.
A finder gets everything they need to return your thing, and nothing they could use to find you. Every message routes through MyTags.
What the finder sees
- What the item is, and any note you left for them
- A message box that reaches you immediately
- Anything you chose to publish — a reward, an instruction, a document
What never leaves your account
- Your phone number and your email address
- Your name, your address, your home
- Private notes, invoices and warranties you keep on the item
In the wild
Where a tag earns its place
The bag that took a detour
Ground staff scan the tag on the handle and reach you directly — no counter queue, no claim form, no guessing whose bag it is.
The cat who went exploring
Her collar carries a tag with her name, her meds and a way to message you — without printing your address on your pet.
The keys on the pavement
A café owner scans, messages you, and holds them at the counter. Cheaper than a locksmith and faster than retracing your morning.
Seen in the wild
Real belongings, real tags
A code on a charger, a tag on a bag, a sticker on the windshield — here is MyTags out in the world, in the languages people actually use.
If it's worth getting back, tag it.
Water bottlesCamerasHelmetsGuitar casesStrollersToolboxesPassport walletsPet carriersDronesSuitcasesE-bikesUmbrellas
Alerts
You hear about it immediately.
Pick where the ping lands. Every scan arrives with the message, the time and, if the finder shares it, the place and a photo.
In-app pushWhatsAppSlackWebhooks
Real-time, wherever you are
The moment a tag is scanned, the alert is on its way.
Know what actually happened
What, where and why — with an optional photo from the finder.
Silence the noise, not the signal
Block repeat scans, skip the non-urgent ones, or mute a tag for a while.
Questions
Before you sign up
Do I have to buy anything?
No. Create a digital tag, print or engrave it yourself, and it works the second it's scanned. Physical tags are an option, not a requirement.
Does the finder need the app?
No. Any phone camera opens the tag's page in a browser. They can message you without downloading or signing up for anything.
Is this GPS tracking?
No — and that's the point. There's no radio and no battery, so a tag costs nothing to run and never reports on you. It speaks only when a person scans it.
What can a stranger learn about me?
Only what you publish on the tag. Messages route through MyTags, so your number and email are never revealed — in either direction.
Can I keep documents with an item?
Yes. Invoices, warranties, service notes and reminders live with the tag — private by default, published only if you say so.
What does it cost to try?
Nothing. Sign up free, tag something you'd hate to lose, and see how it feels before you tag the rest.
Manage every tag from your pocket
Free on iPhone and Android — or use it straight from the browser.
Your first tag takes two minutes.
Tag one thing you'd hate to lose. Keep your details to yourself. It's free to start and there's nothing to ship.
Start free on mytags.io