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Everything about the TravelID
A QR & NFC contact point on your suitcase, backpack or travel bag: whoever finds your luggage scans or taps it — and reaches you in seconds, in their own language, with the find location by GPS. Without ever seeing your name or address. Here's how it works, why the TravelID exists and what's inside it.
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TravelID · QR & NFC Scan ≈ 00:02 min
Why the TravelID exists
The classic address tag demands an impossible choice: give everything away — or nothing.
Every luggage tag asks the same question: what do you write on it? Your address — so anyone at the baggage carousel can read where you live and that you're not home right now? Or nothing — and your suitcase stays mute exactly when it needs you most?
And yet the starting point is actually good: whoever finds someone else's luggage almost always wants to return it. But a wall stands between them and you — lost-property offices, forms, jurisdictions, language barriers. And the higher the wall, the more likely the suitcase ends up on a shelf instead of back with you.
Hassle beats good intentions.
The TravelID resolves the contradiction: reachable for every honest finder — and still anonymous.
„Honest finders are everywhere. Reachable owners almost never.“
— Das SilentLink-Prinzip
The difference
The same travel bag forgotten on the train, two outcomes — depending on whether a contact point hangs from it.
Without the TravelID
Days to weeks
Weeks of uncertainty — and the trip carries on without your things.
With the TravelID
≈ 3 min
You know where your bag is before you've even properly noticed it was gone.
Whether luggage comes back isn't decided by chance. It's decided by the way to reach you.
The technology behind it
Three stops lie between the finder at the baggage carousel and the message on your phone — none of them needs an app, and none needs them to speak your language.
Step 01
The ordinary phone camera recognises the QR code; newer smartphones open the page just by tapping it via NFC. What appears is deliberately plain: what's this about? A few topics, a text field, one button — automatically in six languages, no download, no account.
Step 02
The message travels encrypted via servers in Germany and the EU and is passed on to you. The finder never learns who you are, where you live or how to reach you directly.
Step 03
On the channel you've chosen: WhatsApp, email or optionally SMS. If the finder shares their location when scanning, the find location comes right along in the message — as an address with a map link. Replies travel back the same way — through SilentLink — until the handover is set.
Works worldwide — anywhere a smartphone has internet.
QR & NFC · 6 languages · find location by GPS · number stays private
Location isn't reachability
Bluetooth trackers are good at answering one question: where is my suitcase? A dot on the map, eight hundred kilometres away. But the dot doesn't solve the problem — you can't fly after it, and the person standing right next to your suitcase has no way to reach you.
The TravelID starts with the person — and delivers the where along with it: whoever finds your luggage reaches you in seconds and can share their location as they do. You then get not just their message, but the find location as an address with a map link — at the exact moment someone actually has your suitcase in their hands. Location and the way back, in one scan.
Try it yourself
Point your phone camera at the code — you'll see exactly the page a finder sees after scanning: the blue demo suitcase, one question, one button. No download, no account, no hurdle.
No second device to hand? Open the demo straight in your browser. And if you'd like to test the platform yourself first: Create a free QR code to print at home — notification by email, ready in two minutes.
Privacy as architecture
Your name, your address and your number aren't on the card, not in the QR code and not in the message — they can't surface along the way, because they never travel the route at all.
Finder
Sees only a form
SilentLink
Relays it encrypted
You
WhatsApp · SMS · Email
The spec sheet
Everything measurable at a glance — the same facts that come in the box.
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Understanding, not fine print
The questions we get asked most — answered the way we'd answer a friend.
The TravelID is a digital luggage tag with a QR code and NFC from SilentLink — for suitcases, travel bags and backpacks. It hangs from a sturdy metal loop on your luggage and makes you reachable without giving away your details: whoever finds your luggage scans or taps the code and writes to you — the message reaches you in seconds via WhatsApp, SMS or email. A one-off €24.99, no app, no battery.
An address tag only works if you show strangers your home address — precisely while you're away travelling. The TravelID flips that around: the finder reaches you instantly but sees neither your name nor address nor number. On top of that, its finder page appears in six languages, while the slip in a tag only manages one — and fades in the rain.
A tracker and the TravelID answer different questions. The tracker shows you where your suitcase is — but the person currently holding it can't reach you through it, and you can't fly after a dot on the map. The TravelID gives exactly that person a direct, anonymous line to you — and delivers the find location by GPS along with it. The difference: with a tracker you see a dot and hope; with the TravelID a person who wants to help gets in touch.
Yes: when sending their message, the finder shares their location with one tap — the find location then appears right in your notification, as an address with a map link. So you know not only that your suitcase has been found, but where it's waiting for you. The TravelID itself tracks no one.
A lean page in their language with a single question: what's this about? Tap a topic, write a quick note, send — no ads, no account, no app. If you like, the page also shows the type and colour of your luggage — so the finder knows straight away they're holding the right piece. You can see it for yourself in the live demo.
That's exactly what the TravelID is built for: the finder page appears automatically in six languages. Whoever finds your suitcase in Lisbon, Bangkok or at Frankfurt Airport sees it in their own language or in English — and reaches you with a few taps.
Yes, worldwide — the QR code, NFC and the multilingual finder page only need a smartphone with internet. Your notification arrives via WhatsApp or email wherever you're online; SMS works while roaming.
Yes. Luggage gets thrown, stacked and pushed through the rain — the TravelID is built for it: a weatherproof card on a metal loop that doesn't open on its own. It survives whatever your suitcase survives, and can still be moved to the next bag in seconds when you repack.
A one-off €24.99 — in the set of three, one TravelID is completely free. After that the Starter plan is free forever, including WhatsApp notifications. Premium (€19.99/year or €2.49/month) is optional — for SMS, anonymously relayed calls, chat replies, photo attachments and multiple recipients; Family brings Premium to up to five accounts. All the details in the plan comparison.
For anyone whose luggage regularly travels without them: frequent flyers between connections, rail travellers with tight changes, families with lots of bags, backpackers with one rucksack that holds everything. In short: whenever there's more than an arm's length between you and your luggage.
SilentLink — a German company from Wuppertal that builds contact points for car, luggage, pet, keys and emergencies. Designed and manufactured in Germany; all products share one account, one dashboard and one plan — if you already have a DriveID, the TravelID simply joins it.
Straight from the TravelID product page: there you'll find tiered pricing from two units up, shipping via DHL from Germany in 1–2 business days and a 30-day right of return before activation.
The next step
The TravelID costs a one-off €24.99, is active in two minutes and ready long before your next trip. The rest is reachability.
Privacy
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