If found on the trail, scan here
Bikes, helmets, skis, paddles, climbing gear — the things you take outside are the things you leave behind at trailheads and lodges. One QR sticker gives whoever finds them a way to reach you, with a loud "IF FOUND" page built to be read from two feet away.
- Bikes
- Helmets
- Skis & boards
- Paddles
- Climbing gear
- Tents
Gear gets separated from people
Helmets left at the trailhead, a paddle drifting to the wrong beach, skis grabbed off the wrong rack. Somebody usually finds them, and they'd happily return them if they knew how.
Engraving a phone number works until you change numbers. A QR sticker points to a page you can update any time — and the Field layout puts the "if found" message front and center.
Three steps, about ten minutes
Step 01
Claim your handle
Choose the Field layout: big IF-FOUND band, sharp corners, readable at a glance.
Step 02
Print your stickers
Print the free sheet and seal each sticker under clear tape for rain and mud. Waterproof vinyl packs are coming soon.
Step 03
Arrange the pickup
The finder tells you where the gear is. Add a reward with Lost Mode when it's something you really miss.
Built for gear
Update where to return it
"Leave it at the ranger station" today, "call the shop" tomorrow — change your page without reprinting.
Survives a number change
The sticker points to your page, not your phone. Change numbers, move cities — the sticker keeps working.
Private by default
Only your first name shows unless you choose otherwise. Messages are relayed and screened.
Pick the sticker that fits the thing
Same code, different treatments — each one nudges a finder a little differently.
If Found
Explicit and unmissable. Luggage, bikes, laptops.
Curiosity
No explanation — strangers scan because it doesn't explain itself.
Minimal
Tiny and discreet. Camera gear, cases, nice pens.
Kids
No name printed. Routes to a parent, never shows the child.
Questions people ask
Will it help if my bike is stolen?
It's built for lost gear, not theft recovery — a thief can peel a sticker. It still helps police or a buyer identify the owner, and it's genuinely useful when gear is simply left behind.
How do I weatherproof a printed sticker?
Cover it with clear packing tape or a clear laminate label. Waterproof vinyl packs are coming soon.
Does the finder need cell signal?
They need a connection to open the page and send the message. The web address is printed beside the code so they can message you later.
Also useful for: Kids' school stuff · Luggage & travel · Keys · College students
Free page · No app for findersSticker your gear before the next ride
One page, one code, stickers for everything you own. Set up in about two minutes.