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Public Awareness Platform
The Missing People. Public awareness for missing and found persons.
Every missing person is a found person somewhere. The Missing People bridges missing and found notices in one open platform—so visibility can lead to recognition.
Owned & operated by XeoSol Norge AS (org. no. 930 085 677), registered in Norway.
The Missing People is a global digital platform for publicly sharing information about missing and found persons.
It is built and operated by XeoSol Norge AS as a software product for visibility, search, and public awareness.
It is not a police service, government agency, NGO, charity, or rescue organization.
Live platform: themissingpeople.com.
The challenge
Missing reports and found reports rarely live in the same place. Families post on social media; hospitals and communities hold other clues. Information is fragmented, hard to search, and easy to miss.
Core insight: every missing person is a found person somewhere—1 missing = 1 found. The platform’s job is to bridge both sides in one searchable system so recognition can happen through public visibility—not through investigation or rescue claims.
Visit the platform or talk to our team about the product.
Overview
The Missing People is a technology product XeoSol built to help individuals, families, and organizations publish structured missing and found person notices with photos and details—and to help the public search, filter, and discover those notices.
It amplifies awareness through open publishing and search tools. It does not verify cases, conduct investigations, or replace official reporting duties.
Key capabilities
- Easy reporting Publish structured missing or found person notices with photos and key details in a consistent format.
- Search & discovery Public search with filters so communities can browse and find relevant notices faster than scattered social posts.
- AI-assisted image search Advanced image search tools to support recognition (platform capabilities continue to evolve).
- Structured case categories Private cases organized by age group, hospitalization, and flood or crisis situations—not one undifferentiated feed.
- Organization portal Organizations can manage and publish coordinated cases on a shared digital board.
- Multi-region reach A global platform designed for public visibility across communities and regions.
Missing vs found & case types
Missing-person and found-person notices live in the same platform, organized so both sides can be discovered. Case types reflect real publishing needs:
| Area | Categories |
|---|---|
| Private cases | Children (age 0–15), Adults (age 16–35), Older adults (age 35+), Hospitalized cases, Flood cases |
| Organization cases | Cases managed and posted via organizations through the organization portal |
Explore the live platform to see how cases are organized today.
Who it’s for
- Individuals & families Publish private missing or found notices and reach a broader public audience.
- Organizations Coordinate and publish organization cases through a shared portal.
- Communities Search, share, and amplify awareness—without replacing law enforcement.
The platform supports awareness and connection. Official investigation, verification, physical search, and legal reporting remain with authorities and users themselves.
Important notice
Use the platform to increase awareness—and always report to the relevant authorities. Visibility helps; official channels remain essential.
The Missing People is not police, government, an NGO, or a rescue service. Posting a notice does not replace official reporting. The platform is still under active development.
Frequently asked questions
Is The Missing People a police or government service?
No. The Missing People is not a law enforcement agency, government body, NGO, charity, or rescue service. It is a technology platform operated by XeoSol Norge AS for public awareness and structured notice publishing.
Does posting replace reporting to authorities?
No. Publishing a notice does not replace reporting to police or other official channels. Use the platform for visibility and discovery; use authorities for official case handling.
How does missing connect to found?
Both notice types live in one searchable system. The product thesis is that every missing person is a found person somewhere—bridging both sides increases the chance that someone recognizes a connection.
Who can post notices?
Individuals and families can publish private cases. Organizations can publish organization cases through the organization portal. Categories include age groups, hospitalized cases, and flood or crisis situations.
Who built this platform?
The Missing People is built and operated by XeoSol Norge AS (org. no. 930 085 677), registered in Norway. Learn about XeoSol at xeosol.com/About.
Increase visibility. Report officially.
Use The Missing People for public awareness—and always follow official reporting channels in your region.