Uniting People, Data and Technology to Find the Missing.

What Is Intertrace?

Intertrace is a global digital platform designed to help locate missing people by bringing together families, communities, volunteers, technology and structured data.

Every year, millions of people disappear around the world — children, adults, migrants, refugees, victims of conflict, unidentified persons and people lost in emergency situations.

Many cases remain unresolved because information is scattered across different countries, systems, social media posts and private archives. Intertrace was created to reduce this fragmentation.

From Isolated Sightings To A Clear Movement Timeline.

A missing person case often changes over time. Someone may remember a detail, see the person in another city, recognize a location, or provide a possible route.

Intertrace allows additional sightings and locations to be added to a case. These locations can be shown on the map as a sequence, helping families understand where the person may have moved.

• Last known location can be preserved.
• New sightings can be added with date and time.
• Locations can be placed on an interactive map.
• The map can show the possible sequence of movement.
• Families and volunteers can better understand search areas.

Every Case Can Become A Structured Discussion.

Social media posts often become chaotic, outdated or difficult to track. Intertrace keeps discussions connected to the correct case page.

Comments can help people ask questions, add context, correct details, provide translations, or share possible leads in a more organized environment.

• Questions and answers stay connected to the case.
• Possible witnesses can add details.
• Families can follow new information in one place.
• Moderation helps reduce spam, abuse and false information.

Local People Can Help In Practical Ways.

Volunteers may help by sharing official case links, translating text, checking public information, recognizing landmarks, contacting relevant public places, and reporting possible sightings.

In some cases, volunteers may be especially useful near the last known location, hospitals, shelters, transport stations, border areas or evacuation routes.

• Share verified case links safely.
• Translate case information into local languages.
• Recognize places, routes or landmarks.
• Report possible sightings through the platform.
• Support awareness without replacing official authorities.

How Intertrace Helps In Hot Spots And War Zones.

During armed conflicts, disasters and mass displacement, information becomes fragmented. People may be separated from families, evacuated, detained, injured, displaced, transported across borders or left without documents.

Intertrace can help preserve information before it is lost and make cases visible to people who may recognize a person later.

• Preserve photos, names, documents and last known details.
• Record evacuation routes, shelters, hospitals, checkpoints and border crossings.
• Collect sightings from different regions or countries.
• Support identification of unidentified persons through photos.
• Help families keep a structured record over months or years.

AI Photo Search Can Support Unidentified Person Cases.

In peaceful time, unidentified people may appear in hospitals, shelters, public places or social services without documents. During war, displacement and evacuation can make identification even harder.

AI Photo Search can help compare an uploaded image with missing person cases and surface possible matches that would be difficult to find by name alone.

• Useful when documents are missing.
• Useful when names are unknown or misspelled.
• Useful for migrants, refugees and displaced persons.
• Useful for possible war victims and unidentified persons.
• Useful when only an old or low-quality photo is available.

AI matching is only an assistive tool. It must never be treated as final proof of identity.

Every Person Can Become a Volunteer.

Intertrace is not only a platform. It is a global community. Every person can become a volunteer in their city, region or country.

You do not need to be a professional investigator to help. Sometimes awareness, attention, sharing information or reporting a possible sighting can change the outcome of a case.

When a missing person case is submitted, it may receive support from volunteers who are located near relevant places, recognize details, or can help spread information locally.

Local Action Can Create Global Impact.

Volunteers can follow new cases in their area, share information within local communities, help identify locations or landmarks, report possible sightings, and spread awareness online and offline.

Many missing persons are found because someone recognized them, noticed something unusual, or shared information at the right time. Intertrace is designed to amplify these moments.