Smart campus lost & foundFindItReport it. Match it. Return it.
One place for the whole campus to report lost belongings, hand in found items and get matched automatically — with verification before any contact details are shared.
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How it works
Four simple steps from a missing item to a happy reunion.
Step 1
Report
Post what you lost or what you found in under a minute.
Step 2
Smart Match
FindIt compares every detail and scores possible matches.
Step 3
Verify
Submit proof; an admin reviews the claim before contact details are shared.
Step 4
Return
Meet up on campus and mark the item as returned.
How FindIt Works
A live walkthrough of one real return, end to end.
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User 1 loses an ID Card near the Library.
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User 2 finds the ID Card on campus.
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User 2 submits a Found Item Report with a photo.
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FindIt Smart Matching detects a possible match.
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User 1 submits a Claim Request with proof.
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Admin verifies the ownership of the item.
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FindIt Item is successfully returned. 🎉
Smart matching, not guesswork
Every lost report is compared against every found report on category, item name, campus location, date and identifying details. Each suggestion shows its score and the exact reasons behind it — nothing is random.
See smart matchesCampus safety first
Claims require proof. Contact details are only revealed once an administrator approves the claim, so valuables like ID cards and phones reach the right owner.
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About FindIt
FindIt is a smart campus lost & found platform built as an ICT Diploma minor project. It combines student self-service reporting, a transparent matching engine, a verified claim workflow and an administrator dashboard so that college property and personal belongings actually make it back to their owners.