One simple place to see what's lost and what's found.

The problem

When a pet goes missing, people post in scattered groups and chats that nobody nearby sees in time. When someone finds a confused dog on their porch, they have no idea whom to ask. Both sides are searching, and they rarely find each other.

See it in action

How it works

1. Drop a pin

   Add a photo and where the pet was seen. A post takes about a minute.

2. Stay private

   Found pets show on a blurred pin, about 200 m off, never an exact address.

3. Message through the app

   Owner and finder talk in the app. Neither sees the other's email or phone unless they choose to share it.

Privacy first

• Your email and phone are never shown to other people.
• Found pets show on a blurred pin. Lost and stray pins are shown as placed, so pick a spot you are happy to share.
• Photos have their metadata, such as GPS, removed before they are stored.
• No advertising trackers. See the privacy policy.

Made for people who care about animals

Fosters, rescuers, volunteers and everyday pet lovers are often the first to spot a stray or a pet that is far from home. If that is you, your posts and shares help the most. Post what you see, and pass the map on to your group so neighbours know where to look.

Here to help, not to profit

This app exists to help people and pets find each other, not to make money. Sponsorships and donations are welcome, and every peso or dollar goes to the same order of use: first the server costs that keep the map running, then improvements to the app itself. If there is more than that and nothing left on the roadmap, we will donate it to community partners, such as local animal welfare groups, foundations and shelters.

Just launched

The map is new, so it is still quiet. It only helps when people use it. If you lose a pet or find one, please post it, and tell a friend who has pets. We can't promise a reunion, but more eyes make one more likely.