The text details a software management tool for lost and found property, developed by an individual since 2007. The tool supports businesses across various industries in managing lost items and claims. Its key features include advanced search, photo capture, and website integration for up to 20 users within an organization. The business earns income through annual subscriptions priced between $800 and $1,700, maintaining a low churn rate of approximately 10%. Managed entirely by the original owner, the software tool has been a supplementary income source, and the owner is selling it to focus on other commitments. The software is marketed to B2B clients globally, including hospitality, academia, healthcare, and public service sectors. The software's evolution has seen two major updates, with the last major update in 2014 introducing new technology and pricing structures. While requiring minimal operational maintenance, the business spends 11-16 hours weekly on customer support, invoicing, and feature updates. It does not engage in significant marketing outside of organic search results and minimal SEO, relying largely on online searches and referrals. The market potential exists for expansion through enhanced sales and marketing efforts. Revenue has shown stability with historical profits remaining strong since the application's pricing update and improved software offerings. The tool is technically robust, involving no significant third-party dependencies beyond hosting services. Competition exists, but the tool's technical architecture offers scalability without significant overhead. Key growth opportunities include exploring new markets and re-engaging with past prospects.