Recupio

Find what you lost at Schiphol

Describe it from memory. Recupio's AI searches Schiphol's lost-property database for you.

Independent · Powered by AI · Claims handled by Schiphol
Describe itTell us what it looked like, in your own words
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About Recupio

Recupio is an independent, AI-powered search tool for items lost at Schiphol Airport (AMS). Describe what you lost in plain language — colour, brand, damage, contents — and we surface the most likely matches from the official Schiphol lost-property database. Faster than scrolling through hundreds of items.

Common items lost at Schiphol
  • Phones & tablets — iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, iPad
  • Wallets, purses & passports
  • Keys, key fobs and key sets
  • Headphones & earbuds — AirPods, Sony, Bose
  • Laptops, chargers and cables
  • Jewellery, watches & sunglasses
  • Backpacks, carry-on luggage & jackets
  • Children's toys, stuffed animals & strollers
  • Umbrellas, water bottles and reading material
How do I find something I lost at Schiphol?

Type a free-text description in the search box above. Be specific: include brand, colour, damage, markings or contents. Pick the date you flew (or a range like "last 7 days") and Recupio shows matching items found at Schiphol since then. Open promising results to verify the photo and claim the item directly through Schiphol.

Is Recupio the official Schiphol lost and found?

No. Recupio is an independent search tool. We index the publicly available Schiphol lost-property listings and add AI tagging so you can search by description instead of browsing categories. All claims are still handled by Schiphol Airport.

How long does Schiphol keep lost items?

Schiphol typically holds lost items for a limited period before donating or disposing of them. The sooner you search, the better your chances — items found today appear in Recupio within 24 hours.

Is Recupio free?

Yes. Searching is completely free and we don't require an account.

What if I lost something on a KLM, Transavia or other flight?

Items lost on board a flight are usually held by the airline, not by Schiphol. Items lost in the terminal, security, gates, shops or transit areas are handled by Schiphol — those are what Recupio searches.