Generate your ottotag
Sign in, pick an object type, and we generate a unique QR tag. Print it at home, as many as you want, for free.
Ottomon is a smart object tagger. Put an ottotag on your car, keys, or luggage and anyone can reach you in seconds — without ever seeing your name, number, or address.
Your car is about to be towed.
Black Toyota Camry · scanned 1 min agoOne tag. Any object you care about.
Until now the fastest way to reach a car owner was a note under the wiper — hoping it doesn't blow away, and hoping they come back before the tow truck does.
Sign in, pick an object type, and we generate a unique QR tag. Print it at home, as many as you want, for free.
Windshield, keyring, suitcase handle, laptop lid. Any QR reader can open it — the Ottomon app makes it one tap.
Someone scans, picks a message, and you get a real-time alert. Reply if you want to — or don't. Your identity stays yours.
Every one of these used to end with a ticket, a tow, or a lost item. Now it ends with a notification.
"Your car is blocking the way." Sent in seconds, before anyone calls a tow.
Street cleaning, wrong zone, blocked hydrant — you hear about it in time to move.
A warning from a stranger costs nothing. A parking ticket does not.
Jump-start avoided. Battery saved. One scan from a passing stranger.
Get a nudge before the enforcement officer gets there.
Tag your suitcase and the finder can reach you without knowing who you are.
Whoever picks them up can reach you immediately — no keychain address tag needed.
Tag the lid. A coffee shop, a cab, an airport lounge — someone can let you know.
You should never have to write your phone number on your windshield to be a good samaritan's neighbour. Ottomon was designed so you never have to.
For vehicles, scanners can send one-tap canned messages — fast to send, impossible to abuse. Once both sides choose to talk, a private thread opens.
Ottomon doesn't run on ether. But it also doesn't need your credit card to get started.
Print at home, as many as you like.
Weatherproof, UV-resistant, vehicle-grade stickers.
The more people who carry an ottotag, the better it works for everyone. When an item is lost, the network is the first to help.