Suitcase, backpack, bike or stroller — explore ways to attach your own printed label. Update details in the panel without changing the code.
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Home shows your chosen contact details; Travel can also show your place of stay. Set the mode manually or use departure and return dates.
Pausing visibility does not delete stored data.
Departure and return dates and times switch Home/Travel in your selected time zone. They do not schedule changes between hotels. Update your phone or email on the same card, without a new QR.
The service limits attempts to guess codes and excessive messages.
The finder reads the QR with a phone camera or reader. Your card opens in a browser with internet access, without the whostravel.ing app.
Finders can message you without an account. Their name and contact details are optional; the service records technical message data, including IP.
These examples show where to attach a QR. With an active subscription, finders can use shared details or the contact form. Images offer ideas for printing your own label, not physical products for sale. How to label luggage properly
A suitcase misses its destination flight. Staff can open the active card and use the owner’s shared details or hotel contact.
Copies of one QR on a suitcase and bag share a card. Buy independent codes if you need separate details.
Value: €50–500
Place your printed QR in a sleeve on the bag. Anyone with the code or its link can open the shared details.
Value: €80–800A backpack is left on a train. After changing hostels, the owner saves new details in the panel; the printed code stays the same.
The backpack contains a laptop, headphones, chargers - easy to lose. A QR sticker on the backpack means one scan is enough.
Value: €200–1500
A laptop left in a café or train can carry a QR with a contact form. The finder needs no account; the service records technical message data.
Value: 500-4 000 EUR
Put a contact QR on your keys instead of your home address. Do not enter that address in fields you share with finders.
Value: PRICELESS
A key lost in a car park can carry a contact card. Use the form to arrange collection without publishing where the car is parked.
Value: up to 120 000 EURFor similar bikes, skis or golf bags, a QR can help contact the owner. Visible details depend on their settings.
A bicycle left at a station, hotel or airport can easily be confused or lost. A QR tag on the frame means quick identification.
Value: €300–5000
A golf bag with a full set of clubs is one of the most expensive sports bags. A QR tag allows club staff to identify the owner in seconds.
Value: €500–8000
Skis or a snowboard left at the lift or in storage can be worth thousands. A QR tag lets resort staff quickly identify the owner, especially when the lodge changes last minute.
Value: 400-5 000 EUR
Kitesurfing and windsurfing gear looks similar and is easy to mix up on the beach or at the marina. A QR tag lets anyone identify the owner with one scan without needing a serial number.
Value: 800-8 000 EURA sailor or camper enters the current marina or place of stay. Updates are manual; the QR does not track a route.
Download PNG or use the print / save-as-PDF view. Print your own label and choose a cover and fastening. We do not sell ready-made tags.
Navigation gear is essential for safety at sea. On deck or at the marina it is easy to lose or mix up with equipment from another yacht. A QR tag identifies the owner without knowing the serial number.
Value: 380-3 800 EUR
Put a contact QR on a satellite kit. After moving to another stop, update your place of stay in the panel yourself.
Value: 500-4 000 EURA QR on a stroller or family accessory can share a caregiver’s contact. The active card’s owner chooses what to display.
A stroller checked as airline luggage, forgotten at the station or lost at the airport - a QR tag gives a chance of quick return.
Value: €200–1500
A favourite teddy bear or toy is a priceless travel companion for a child. A QR tag gives it a chance to be found and returned when left behind on a plane in a hotel or on a train.
Value: PRICELESS
Your own QR on a suitable holder can share a caregiver’s contact for a person with dementia. It does not replace care or emergency assistance.
Value: PRICELESS
A lost wheelchair is a serious problem for its owner. A QR tag enables airport or hospital staff to immediately identify the owner.
Value: €300–6000
A collar QR can share a caregiver’s contact and a description of the pet. Choose a holder and fastening suitable for the animal.
Value: PRICELESS
Attach the label to the wheelchair backrest. Durability depends on material and fastening; test the QR with its protective cover fitted.
Value: €300–6000Read also: How to recover lost luggage · Private luggage label · Bluetooth tracker vs QR tag
The equipment values below are illustrative estimates, not a valuation or insurance cover.
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