Neighbors returning a set of lost keys in a public square
Live on the App Store and Google Play

Available now · iPhone, iPad, and Android

FoundMe App

A local map for things that should find a way home.

Post a nearby lost item or street giveaway without creating a public identity. Pins are approximate, temporary, and kept useful through local community signals.

20–50mblur applied to stored pin locations
200mproximity required for community feedback
12h–7dautomatic expiry based on pin status
0names, emails, phone numbers, photos, or chats required

The actual product

Useful nearby information, with less personal data.

FoundMe is intentionally a map utility, not another social network. It supports two simple neighborhood actions.

  1. 01

    See nearby pins

    Open the map and filter Lost & Found pins by category and current status.

    FoundMe map showing a nearby lost and found pin
  2. 02

    Find local giveaways

    Switch to Giveaway to discover items left outside for someone nearby to reuse.

    FoundMe giveaway map with an available pin
  3. 03

    Post approximately

    Add a pin near your GPS location, adjust it within 250 metres, and add a short note.

    FoundMe screen for adding a temporary local pin
  4. 04

    Keep the map current

    People nearby can signal recovered, moved, taken, unavailable, or unsafe.

    FoundMe pin details with proximity-based feedback and safety tools

Privacy by design

Minimal identity. Temporary information. Clear limits.

FoundMe uses anonymous sign-in and stores only what is needed to show, maintain, and moderate a temporary local pin.

  • No public profiles, direct messages, photos, or contact exchange.
  • Stored coordinates are blurred by 20–50 metres.
  • Pins expire automatically and owners can remove their own posts.
  • Hide, block, report, note filtering, and moderation escalation are built in.

Access

Free, focused, and intentionally small.

FoundMe currently has no ads, subscriptions, paid features, donations, or reward mechanics. Optional notifications tell pin owners when their posts receive useful feedback or reports.