One private QR tag. Everything worth getting back.
Not every lost thing looks the same. A dog slips its collar on a walk, a suitcase misses a connection at the airport, a car blocks someone's driveway, a laptop gets left on a train seat. MyTags puts the same private QR tag on all of it. Create a digital tag in the app right now — it's live instantly and free — or order a printed one for later. Either way, anyone who finds the item scans it with a normal phone camera. No app to install, no account to create, no signup of any kind. They send you a message through the tag, you get it in seconds by push notification and email, and your phone number, email and name never appear anywhere on the tag or in the thread. It isn't GPS and it isn't Bluetooth, so there's no battery to charge and nothing that can track you back. Below are the belongings we've written full guides for — with more on the way.
Use cases we've gone deep on
Same tag, same privacy, same alerts — written for the way each of these things actually goes missing, with the details that matter for that one item.
Pet tags
A collar tag a stranger can scan the moment your dog or cat is found — with a message that reaches you immediately, and nothing printed on the tag that reveals where you live.
TravelLuggage tags
A bag tag that gets a misrouted suitcase back to you from any airport counter or train platform — ground staff scan it and message you, no claim form and no phone number on the handle.
VehiclesCar tags
A windshield sticker so anyone can ask you to move the car or reach you after a bump — a scan messages or calls you through MyTags, with your number never shown on the glass.
Everyday carryKey tags
A keychain a café owner or passer-by can scan to return your keys the same day — cheaper than a locksmith, and with nothing on the tag a stranger could use to find you.
ElectronicsElectronics tags
A small sticker for a laptop, camera or drone so a finder can message you the moment it turns up — no serial-number sleuthing, and no phone number stuck to your gear.
BikesBike tags
A frame tag a finder or a suspicious buyer can scan to reach you — no battery, no subscription, and no way to track you back. It backs up your lock, it doesn't replace it.
KidsKids' tags
School bags, water bottles and lunchboxes that find their way home — a teacher scans and reaches you, while your child's name and your number stay hidden.
Medical IDMedical ID tags
A QR medical ID that alerts you the moment it's scanned — allergies, conditions and an emergency contact a responder can reach, with your details kept private.
Tag the next thing you'd hate to lose.
Create a free digital tag in about two minutes, live the moment you save it. It works on anything you own — no app for the finder to install, no subscription for you to maintain.
Create your first tag — freeWorks for any belonging. See how it works or read about tag privacy.