About Lautna

Some people forget their way home. Some leave and lose their way. A pet slips out of the gate while a family waits by the door. A small thing we treasure goes missing and takes a memory with it. Lautna was created for all of them — for the person who cannot remember their own name, for the one who ran away and is missed more than they know, for the runaway pet, and for the lost thing you still hold dear. Wherever they are, Lautna exists to help them find the way back home.

Founder

Thomas Vengal

Technocrat and technology leader

Lautna is a personal initiative by Thomas Vengal, a technocrat who believes technology should serve people first. Having seen how often families lose touch with missing loved ones, and how many found persons on streets, in shelters, and hospitals go unidentified, he built Lautna to put the simple power of search and reunion into everyone's hands, for people, pets, and belongings alike.

Lautna is built with care for dignity, privacy, and safety, and is offered free to all. It is run as a social cause, not for profit.

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Why Lautna

Every missing person, pet, or lost belonging is someone's whole world. Lautna brings the community together to search, report, and reunite, quickly and with dignity. Reports are reviewed before they go public, found persons are handled with special care, and private details stay private.

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