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Tag your things with a Qarlo QR sticker. If it's ever lost and found, the finder scans it — no app required — and messages you through an anonymous chat. No phone number, no name, no email, ever exchanged.
Bag, keys, wallet — gone. Good thing it's wearing a Qarlo tag.
They scan the QR sticker with their phone camera. No app to download, no account to create.
A private chat opens between you two — no names or numbers, just a way to arrange a safe handoff.
You arrange the handoff, your item comes home, and the finder earns Qarks for helping.
The chat suggests well-lit, public places for in-person handoffs — never a home address.
Names, phone numbers, and photos stay hidden on both sides unless you choose to share them.
We're setting up cafes, campus security desks, and library counters as no-contact drop-off points.
For higher-value items, a prepaid envelope option is in development.
Finders earn Qarks for reuniting items — because helping should be rewarded.
Qarks aren't a loyalty program or a points-for-everything system. They exist for one reason: to thank the person who took the time to return something that wasn't theirs. Owners don't earn Qarks for tagging their own things — you don't need an incentive to want your own stuff back.
See the Marketplace →Recovery only works where enough people nearby are already tagged. So instead of launching everywhere at once, we're growing city by city across India — so support, moderation, and drop-off partnerships stay ahead of growth instead of scrambling to catch up.
Every Qarlo sticker looks the same on purpose. The same shape, the same colors — so over time, people start to recognize it on sight, the way they'd recognize an AirTag or a Ring doorbell, whether it's on a stranger's backpack or a bike left at a rack.
Qarlo is brand new. Early users get a direct line to the team — if something doesn't work, tell us and we'll fix it fast.
Get a Qarlo sticker on your bag, keys, or wallet before you need it.