8 × Sticker
Peel it off the sheet and press it on. For hard things with a flat or gently curved bit: a charger brick, the lid of a laptop, a bottle, an earbuds case.
Once it's stuck, it stays. Peeling it off means it's done.
Laptop, charger, bottle, keys, headphones and the library card you will absolutely leave somewhere.
8 stickers 2 tags
£14.99 £14.99 each
Peel it off the sheet and press it on. For hard things with a flat or gently curved bit: a charger brick, the lid of a laptop, a bottle, an earbuds case.
Once it's stuck, it stays. Peeling it off means it's done.
A tough little tag with a hole and a split ring. For things that have a loop, not a flat surface: your keys, a bag zip, a lanyard, a coat.
Moves with the ring, so you can swap it to a new keyring.
Some ideas to get you started. Put them on whatever you lose most.
Stickers
Tags
Sticker on the thing, tag on the keyring. Do it now, before you lose the pack.
Open your phone camera, point it at the code, and say what it's on. About 20 seconds. No app.
Whoever finds it scans it and messages you. We pass messages both ways, so nobody sees anybody's details.
No. The pack is the whole price. The messaging and your account are free for as long as the stickers work.
What the thing is, the name you gave it, and your note if you left one. Never your name, number or email. More on how it works.
Stickers are one-use: once one's stuck, it stays put. You can rename it any time. Tags come off their ring, so they're easy to move.
Yes. You claim them with your email and add your child by first name. Their name never appears to anyone who scans it, and messages come to you.
The code is printed underneath. Go to iloseeverything.com/claim and type it in.
You'll see a refill offer in your account when the last sticker's used. Five more for £4.99.
The one to start with. Five stickers for chargers and cables, two tags for keys and bags.
5 stickers 2 tags
Three packs mixed for a whole household of losers. Kids' stuff sits in your account.
15 stickers 4 tags