Rebuilding in public

Qero is going
back to the hive.

One permanent QR code. A destination you can change forever. We're relaunching Qero as a hardware-and-software platform for lost-item tags — starting with luggage, keys, and pets — and we're funding the first production run on Kickstarter.

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The idea

A link that outlives the print.

Every Qero code points at one slug forever — but where that slug leads is yours to change. That's the whole platform, and it's the reason a lost-item tag can actually work.

Scan it once, own it forever

The QR code is laser-engraved, so it's permanent. What it opens — your contact card, a "call the owner" page, anything — lives in the cloud and can change any time.

Hidden until it matters

Your details stay private by default. Mark an item lost and the tag reveals a contact page to whoever finds it — then hides again once it's back with you.

Built to be held

Metal tags, not stickers. Designed for the things that actually go missing — bags at the carousel, keys down the couch, collars that come loose.

What the campaign funds

Three products, one production run.

The software is built. Kickstarter money goes straight into finishing hardware design and paying for the first manufacturing batch.

01 — LUGGAGE

Luggage tag

A durable metal tag built for baggage handling — tooling, engraving setup, and the first production batch.

In development
02 — PETS

Pet tag

A lightweight collar tag with the same reveal-on-lost flow, sized and finished for daily wear.

In development
03 — KEYS

Key tag

A pocket-sized tag for keychains — the smallest form factor, and the trickiest to manufacture at scale.

In development

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