Proof stays private.
Identity checks are handled through Didit. Finders never see your government ID, and Handback doesn’t store its document image.
A little help for a neighbor’s package
Wrong doorstep. Right neighbor. Handback helps you return a misdelivered package, or find one that’s missing.
See how it works
Whichever side of the doorstep you’re on.

Scan it. Help it home. No account needed.

See if a neighbor has found it.
Your name is never searchable. Your government ID stays private.
Our privacy promiseFrom the wrong door to the right hands
Two photos get things started. We’ll help with the rest.



For the one waiting
Check your address for packages reported by neighbors. If yours hasn’t turned up, set a watch to hear about future reports.
When there’s a match, verify your identity and address, then confirm the package details to arrange a return.
Find your package in the appHandback depends on neighbor reports. For carrier tracking or a delivery issue, contact your carrier or seller.

A little trust goes a long way
Returning a package shouldn’t mean posting someone’s address online. Handback uses delivery details to find a match, with verification before a claim moves forward.
Read our Privacy PolicyIdentity checks are handled through Didit. Finders never see your government ID, and Handback doesn’t store its document image.
Searches can show that a package has been reported, but never who lives at an address.
Choose porch pickup or a public meeting spot. A private pickup code and confirmation from both people finish the return.
Good to know
For private-carrier parcels. Handback doesn’t accept USPS mail or letters.
Still have a question?Check the delivery details and photo from your carrier, then check the delivery locations at your building. In Handback, you can check an address for reported packages and set up a watch. A result does not establish ownership: verification and package details are still needed to claim. If nothing is reported, contact your carrier or seller for help.
No. Handback depends on someone reporting the package and on matching delivery details. A watch can help you follow future reports, but it is not live carrier tracking and does not replace contacting your carrier or seller.
For an eligible private-carrier package, use Handback to photograph the shipping label and the package. You do not need an account to help return it. Handback reads the delivery details, checks for a matching recipient, and never offers a lookup of who lives at an address.
No. Handback does not accept U.S. Mail, letters, government correspondence, or other items handled by USPS. The app directs finders to return-to-sender and USPS pickup options instead.
Handback has no name lookup and never tells a searcher who lives at an address. An address search can indicate that a package has been reported there. A finder already has the delivery label; Handback does not reveal your government ID.
Recipients verify their identity and registered address, then confirm package details such as the tracking number before a claim can move forward. This helps prevent someone else from claiming a package that is not theirs.
Once a claim is approved, the finder can offer a porch pickup or a public meeting spot. Handback provides a private pickup code and asks both people to confirm when the package is back home.

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