Real-world use case

Lost Pet QR Posters That Help Bring Pets Home Faster

When someone spots your lost pet and scans the poster, the AI asks the right questions — where they saw them, when, what direction they were headed — and sends you the details immediately.

Why Phone Numbers on Posters Fail

Most people who spot a lost pet won't call a stranger. A QR code is effortless to scan, and the AI conversation feels low-pressure. More scans means more sighting reports means a better chance of finding your pet.

Intelligent Sighting Collection

The AI doesn't just collect a message. It asks structured questions: exact location, time, direction of travel, condition of the animal. This gives you actionable intelligence, not vague "I think I saw a dog" messages.

Instant Alerts

Every interaction triggers a notification to you with the sighting details. You can act fast — time matters when a pet is lost.

Questions this experience can answer

  • What does the pet look like?
  • When was the pet last seen?
  • Does the pet need medication?
  • Who should I contact if I find them?
  • Is there a reward?

How teams use it

  • Pet owners create posters with AI QR codes for neighborhood posting
  • Animal shelters link QR codes to intake records
  • Rescue organizations coordinate volunteer search efforts
  • Veterinary offices share lost-pet posters with clients
Trusted knowledge

What the object should know

Give ThingCore the source material it needs to answer accurately and stay inside the boundaries you set.

  • Pet name, breed, color, and distinguishing marks
  • Last known location and time
  • Medical needs or special handling instructions
  • Owner contact preferences
  • Reward details if applicable
Deployment notes

Make the physical experience obvious

  • Print on bright-colored paper for visibility
  • Laminate or use weatherproof material for outdoor posting
  • Set the "urgency" flag so the AI communicates time-sensitivity
  • Set personality to "warm" and "urgent" for empathetic interactions
FAQ

Questions before you deploy

Does the person scanning need to give their name?

You can make it optional or required. Many people prefer to help anonymously — the sighting data is what matters.

Can I set an urgency level?

Yes. If your pet needs medication or is in danger, the AI will communicate that urgency to anyone who scans.

Build it

Create a Lost Pet Poster

Create the identity, knowledge, voice, and next actions behind the physical thing—then test the real visitor experience.