A wallet, a passport sleeve and a document folder all carry the same problem: they hold everything that matters and give no signal when they go.
This Bluetooth tracker card sits flat in a card slot at 1.7mm and shows its last known position through both the Apple Find My and Google Find Hub networks, so the item stays trackable whichever phone is in your pocket. One wireless charge runs it for up to 10 months, and there is no subscription.
Most do not. The majority of slim tracker cards are built for Apple Find My only, which leaves Android users without a way to track the same item. This card is badged for both networks, so you pair it to whichever one your phone runs rather than buying a platform-specific version.
Yes. Both networks are global, so the card reports wherever there are phones running Apple or Google software, which covers most populated places. Nothing needs switching on before you fly, and there are no roaming charges to worry about.
Whenever a phone on the Apple or Google network passes within Bluetooth range of the card. In cities, suburbs and airports that happens continuously. On a quiet rural road it may be hours between updates, because there is no passing phone to relay the position.
Place the card on any Qi wireless charging pad or power bank. The app shows the battery status before it gets that far, and a full charge lasts up to 10 months, so charging lands roughly once a year rather than monthly.
Yes, tracking your own wallet, passport, bag or luggage is the ordinary use for a tracker like this. Surveillance devices laws differ by state and territory, and fitting a tracker to follow another person without their consent is generally not allowed. Apple and Google both warn a phone when an unfamiliar tracker keeps travelling with it. This is general information, not legal advice.
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Bluetooth Tracker Card, Apple Find My & Android Find Hub, 1.7mm
A charging pad. The card charges on any Qi wireless pad or power bank, so there is nothing proprietary to replace if it is lost.
