Drop a tagged rubber duck on any parked car. A stranger scans it — and its journey grows on a map, one kind stop at a time.
Wholesome. Anonymous. Pay-it-forward. 🌊
No app to install. No sign-up to play. Just a duck, a QR sticker, and a little kindness.
Stick a unique QR tag on a rubber duck and set it on any parked car's mirror or handle. That's it — you've ducked someone.
The finder points their camera at the QR. It opens straight to the duck's page in the browser — no install, no account needed.
They drop a pin, leave a note, and re-duck someone new. The duck's public trail of stops and strangers keeps growing.
Follow a duck pond-to-pond across the country. Here's a sample journey — a duck passed hand to hand by friendly strangers.
Quack Track is built around one rule: the duck is the only thing with an identity. There is no car, no plate, and no person at the center of any journey — by design, not by policy.
Every duck is just a random code like qk_7f3a9c. We have no idea whose car it sat on — and we never ask.
There's literally no field for a plate or a vehicle. Cars are never recorded as entities. The duck travels; the car stays invisible.
Pins are rounded to city/neighborhood level before they're ever saved. We show "Seattle," never your exact spot.
Hold a duck quietly. Ghost mode lets you advance a journey without revealing where you are at all.
“We track ducks, not people or cars.”
A pack of rubber ducks plus weatherproof QR stickers, each pre-coded with its own tag ID. Open the box, start ducking, watch them roam.
Be first in line when kits drop 👇
It's just a concept for now — no kits to ship yet. Opens your mail app.