Easily locate lost Bluetooth-enabled devices like headphones, watches, and keys. Features a real-time radar, distance estimation, and separation alerts to help you find your gadgets quickly. Track anything with custom profiles and view location history.
2.8
June 3, 2026
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This app helps you locate lost Bluetooth-enabled devices such as headphones, earbuds, smartwatches, and keys. It uses a powerful Bluetooth scanner with a real-time radar and distance estimation to guide your search. It also offers smart separation alerts to notify you if you leave a device behind and can track custom items with photos and notes.
Key features include a real-time Bluetooth scanner with signal strength indication, distance estimation (Near, Medium, Far), smart separation alerts with customizable triggers and quiet hours, device location history, the ability to track non-electronic items with photos and notes, and home screen widgets for quick access.
The app is free to download. However, to access premium features, a subscription is required. Your subscription will automatically renew, and your credit card will be charged through your iTunes account. You can cancel the automatic renewal at any time through your iTunes account settings.
The app supports a wide range of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices, including wireless earbuds and headphones from most major brands, smartwatches and fitness trackers, portable Bluetooth speakers, tablets, phones, and Bluetooth tags or beacons. Essentially, any device broadcasting a BLE signal can be tracked.
The smart separation alerts are designed to prevent you from leaving your devices behind. You can set up instant notifications on your phone if you walk away from a paired device. You can customize the distance thresholds for these alerts and even schedule 'Quiet Hours' to avoid unnecessary notifications, such as during the night.
