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They can reach you. They still do not have your number.
The person who finds your dog, your laptop or your keys usually wants to give it back. What stops them is not knowing how to reach you, and what stops you putting your phone number on a tag is that it is then on a tag. Messaging solves both: a finder types a message on the scan page, you get it, and you can answer — without either of you handing over contact details.
No app
for the finder
Free
auto-translation, every tier
Private
numbers never exchanged
Buddy's Mrk
PET-A7X9K2
Hi! I found your dog at Riverside Park. He's safe with me. How can I return him?
2 min agoThank you so much! I'm on my way. Can you meet at the park entrance?
Just nowYes! I'll be at the main entrance. He's wearing a blue collar.
Just nowNo app, no account. They scan and they can write to you.
Every conversation lands in one inbox. Reply and they are told.
Each thread has its own private link they can come back to.
You are told the moment someone writes.
They never see your number or email — only what you put on the Mrk.
A finder scans, writes a message and sends it. No account, no sign-up, not even an email address unless they want a reply notification. They get a private link back to that one conversation, so they can check for your answer later without having to stay on the page.
A message written in Spanish arrives in your inbox in English. That is not a paid extra — it is on for every account on every tier, because the moment it matters is the moment someone abroad has found your things.
If a recovery goes wrong, the conversation is often the only account of what happened. Threads are kept, and are exempt from routine deletion while a recovery case is open or recent.
Every Mrk includes two-way messaging. These are the ones people buy for it.

Durable NFC + QR mrk for collars and harnesses. Tap or scan to instantly reach the owner.

Pack of 10 - QR code sticker sheets for labeling electronics, books, boxes and gear. Peel, stick, and track.
Go and look at the Mrks, or ask us anything about two-way messaging — we will know what you were reading.