Comparison
Theftsight vs Biciregistro
A community-driven Mexican bike registry with a QR certificate and public serial search vs automated marketplace monitoring and a police/insurer recovery path.
Biciregistro Biciregistro lets Mexican cyclists register a bike for free, receive a digital property certificate and QR sticker, report it stolen to alert the community, and search any serial to verify legal status before buying used. It partners with bike shops and cycling groups and is polished (AI valuation, rewards). But recovery depends on people checking the database — Theftsight adds the automated watch and a formal recovery path.
| Capability | Biciregistro | Theftsight |
|---|---|---|
| Core model | Owner registry + QR certificate + stolen flag + public serial search | Continuous marketplace watch + confidence-scored match alerts |
| Marketplace scanning | None — buyer-initiated serial lookup, not listing monitoring | Automated matching on Mercado Libre, Facebook & Segundamano |
| Police | No stated police integration | Operator-reviewed candidates + a proof pack an officer can act on |
| Insurers | None stated | Written-off claim recovery network (success-fee path) |
| Coverage | Mexico-wide; strong CDMX/Querétaro presence | Bikes & serial-numbered gear; Australia-first, expanding globally |
Where Biciregistro is strong
- A polished product: digital property certificate, QR sticker and valuation.
- An active bike-shop and cycling-community partner network for point-of-resale verification.
- A free public serial search that undercuts the used-bike black market.
Where Theftsight is built to win
- Automated marketplace scanning instead of relying on a buyer checking the serial.
- A recovery path into police and insurer workflows with evidence packs.
- Confidence-scored matches with a proof pack.
Can you use both?
Yes — register and certify your bike with Biciregistro, and let Theftsight watch Mercado Libre, Facebook and Segundamano for it.
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Put your gear under watch
Register in two minutes. If it's stolen, marketplaces are scanned — and police and insurers on the network can see the case.