Comparison
Theftsight vs Onde Fui Roubado
A crowd-sourced crime-mapping platform — adjacent: it maps where thefts happen for prevention, not recovering a specific stolen item.
Onde Fui Roubado Onde Fui Roubado is a collaborative crime-reporting map (web and mobile) covering 800+ Brazilian cities, one of the country's largest community public-safety platforms. Users anonymously log thefts onto a map and view per-city statistics like most-stolen objects and highest-risk neighbourhoods. It's a prevention and situational-awareness tool — there's no serial registry or item recovery, which is Theftsight's focus.
| Capability | Onde Fui Roubado | Theftsight |
|---|---|---|
| Core model | Anonymous community crime map + city-level statistics | Continuous marketplace watch + confidence-scored match alerts |
| Marketplace scanning | None — incident mapping, not item tracking | Automated serial, image, price & location matching across marketplaces |
| Police | Open data agencies may use for planning; no case routing | Operator-reviewed candidates + a proof pack an officer can act on |
| Coverage | 800+ Brazilian cities (incidents, not items) | Item-level; bikes & serial-numbered gear |
Where Onde Fui Roubado is strong
- A large geographic footprint and community reporting base.
- A useful risk map and statistics for theft prevention and awareness.
- Captures unreported incidents that never reach police.
Where Theftsight is built to win
- Item-level recovery — we track your specific stolen item, not just the incident.
- Automated marketplace matching with confidence scores.
- A proof pack and a path into police and insurer workflows.
Can you use both?
Yes — use Onde Fui Roubado to understand local theft risk, and let Theftsight watch the marketplaces for a specific item once it's stolen.
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