ONEBACK
Scan. Message. Return.
Put ONEBACK on what you carry. If it goes missing, they write you — not your number.
Phone, email, and address stay off the public page.
The story ↓
01 — Lost
Keys on the café table.
Phone in the Uber. Bag on a seat for two minutes. ONEBACK rides along on your keys.
Stays with the thing
02 — Found
Someone picks it up.
They scan with the camera — not a scribbled phone number.
They notice ONEBACK
03 — Scan
Camera. Not an app.
A private page opens. No download. No account to invent.
Camera, not an app
04 — Message
They write you. Not your number.
A private note lands with you. You arrange the return. That’s the whole product.
A private note
Scan Network
No battery. No chip. Every phone is the antenna.
A printed QR cannot talk to cell towers. When someone scans, their phone quietly pulses a sighting — and with their consent, an approximate place. Honest software. No fake tracking.
Next — ONEBACK Pulse
Same look. Real antenna inside.
Pulse is a charm with a tiny BLE chip. Nearby phones with ONEBACK can relay where it was last heard — like AirTag, under our privacy rules. Hardware SKU. Not shipping yet.
No phone, email, or address on the public page. Ever.
Scan. Message. Return.
Three stickers for about one local coin.
Pay once. Print three QR stickers. Stick them on. Finders write you privately — no ads on the scan page.
No phone, email, or address on the public page. Ever.
Three stickers, for good