Does airport staff see my address?
No. The tag only shows the QR code. Your home address is not displayed.
A suitcase stays at the belt or gets mixed up. A tag with your full address is an open address book while you travel. QRfound puts only a code on the handle: whoever scans it can write to you, but cannot see where you live.
Staff and other travellers almost always have a phone with a camera. They do not install an app or create an account. The page is short on purpose: item, form, consent, send.
You get the report by email even if you are already in a taxi. A short note also arrives when someone only opens the code, before they leave contact details.
Trackers need power. When the battery is empty, the bag disappears from the network. The QR code stays readable. It does not tell you which hall the suitcase is in. It lets a person reach you.
Using both is sensible. We describe the comparison with AirTag and similar trackers on separate pages.
In a hold or a lift a phone often has no signal. The page will not load and no message is sent. As soon as the finder is online again – in arrivals, on hotel Wi-Fi – the same tag works. You do not renew the code.
Print the code as a sticker or a narrow strip for the handle. Laminating or a firm card protects it from rain. Create a suitcase item so the found page shows that icon.
The first 3 items are free. An extra pack contains 10 items for 5.00 € and lasts 1 year.
No. The tag only shows the QR code. Your home address is not displayed.
No. A camera and a browser on any common phone are enough.
QRfound is for people who have the bag in their hands. It does not replace the airline’s baggage search.