Does the finder see my child’s name?
No. The page shows neither a clear name nor an address. The report goes to the email on your account.
School and nursery
Name labels for school bags and nursery
Bags, gym sacks and lunch boxes stay in the cloakroom, on the bus or at the playground. A sticker with a clear name and phone number tells everyone what the child is called. QRfound lets a finder reach the parents without labelling the child.
No child’s name on the outside
The sticker shows no first name, address or number. Whoever scans the code sees a neutral page and a form. Only a submitted report – with consent – goes to the parents’ email.
That is the difference from classic name labels: the bag is marked, the child is not readable by everyone passing by. For nursery and primary school, one code on the bag and one on the bottle is often enough.
What staff and finders do
They open the camera, scan and enter the place plus a callback number. No app is required. The office can do the same if a bag is left after pickup.
Parents get an email and call back themselves. The found page does not show where the family lives.
More than the satchel
The same account covers a jacket, sports bag, bottle or tricycle. Each item has its own code. Without reception in a basement the page will not load. In the foyer, or outside once the phone is online, the same code works.
Cost for families
The first 3 items are free. An extra pack contains 10 items for 5.00 € and lasts 1 year. Three free items often cover bag, bottle and jacket. An extra pack is only needed when more stickers are required.
Short answers
Can the nursery scan the code?
Yes. Any camera with a browser is enough. The nursery does not need an account.
Does this replace labels inside clothing?
Sewn-in marks can stay. On the outside, the QR code is the version people cannot read in passing.