Company
Built for the moment someone finds what you lost.
ReachMe started with a simple frustration: the tag on a collar either exposed your phone number to every stranger, or told them nothing useful. We thought both were wrong.
What we build
A tiny QR + NFC tag — eight grams, waterproof to IP67 — that attaches to a collar, a bike frame, a backpack, a suitcase, or a keyring. When someone finds your item, they scan the tag with any phone camera. No app, no account, no login.
The scan opens a page with only what you chose to share: a name, a photo, a note. From there the finder can send you a message or place a masked call — a temporary number that connects to you without either side seeing the other's real digits.
Why privacy comes first
A lost-and-found note with your phone number on it is a permanent, public record. We think you should decide who reaches you, how, and for how long. Every field on a ReachMe page is opt-in, and you can disable a tag or wipe its details in one tap.
How we make money
We sell the hardware once — ₹499 for the standard tag, ₹999 for the GPS one — and we charge ₹5 a minute for masked calls, rounded up. There is no subscription to receive alerts, ever. If you never make a call, you never pay again after buying the tag.
Where we are
ReachMe ships across India, typically in 3–5 business days. Support is a small team that reads every message — write to contact@reachme.club and a human will reply within one business day.