Every year, billions of euros worth of items are lost in transit hubs, hotels, and public spaces—a chaotic, fragmented system with no central registry. Troov is attacking this inefficiency head-on, building a proprietary database of lost and found items that connects consumers directly with partner locations.

"Troov isn't just a listing site—it's building the infrastructure for a trillion-dollar lost property economy that currently operates on paper and phone calls."

The tech stack tells a story of modern, scalable architecture: Vite for fast builds, Tailwind CSS for rapid UI development, and PWA capabilities for mobile-first usage. The presence of Swiper and Ant Design suggests a polished, mobile-responsive experience—critical when users are often on their phones in stressful situations. Interestingly, they're using Twitter Cards, indicating they understand social sharing for lost items (viral potential when someone finds a wallet).

• Direct traffic dominance (55%) signals strong brand recall in a crisis-driven market
• French market concentration (83.8% traffic from undefined/likely France) shows deep local partnership moats
• Revenue per employee of ~$89K suggests efficient, asset-light model for a service business