Archived App (Last seen on 25 Jan 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 10, 2014
  • July 29, 2022

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This app helps track and recover stolen items like bikes, pets, and vehicles using a Bluetooth beacon and a community-based GPS network. It allows users to set proximity alarms to prevent theft and work with authorities for item recovery.

Track stolen bicycles, pets, vehicles, and luggage
Community-based Bluetooth GPS tracking network
Proximity alarms for theft prevention
Assists authorities in item recovery
Set custom perimeter alerts
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What's New in Leash It

12

July 29, 2022

Resolved issue with App crashing when adding new Leash's

User reviews

DONT BUY THE TAG

The app is useless! It doesn’t even let you save any details! The app is so outdated, I don’t get why they can’t fix this! From looking at the previous reviews, the app has been like this for over 4 years. I’m lucky that I got my tag at a cheaper rate or I would be fuming as I know that some people paid £50 for theirs 😡 I’m shocked at antler, I really am
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Don’t bother...

App is extremely flakey and wouldn’t even let me get past the stage of registering my Leash It device.

I tried it on both an iPhone 6 and an iPad Mini 4 with the same result, so at least I can say it’s consistent.

Waste of time and money.

Simply didn’t work on the app. Useless device.

Nothing works

Bought 2 of the buttons for a holiday, I have tried both and found that although that app recognised them, beyond that it is a total waste of time. Details don’t save, you can’t get help, it’s a horrible app really and utterly useless. I’m surprised Antler have put their name to it. My two buttons will be going back to Antler, and the app deleted. Rubbish!
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Useless!!

Gives exact location of where.........my phone with Leash It App is!
Waste of money, stupid gimmick

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FAQ

How does Leash It help recover stolen items?

Leash It utilizes a Bluetooth crowd-based GPS tracking network. When a stolen item with a Leash beacon is detected by another user's device, its location is anonymously reported, helping to pinpoint the item's whereabouts for recovery by owners and authorities.

What types of items can Leash It track?

Leash It is designed to assist in tracking and recovering a variety of stolen items, including bicycles, luggage, pets, motorbikes, cars, trailers, and caravans.

Can Leash It alert me if my item is being stolen?

Yes, Leash It allows owners to set a perimeter around themselves and their item. If the item leaves this designated area, a warning alarm will be triggered on the owner's mobile device, providing an opportunity to recover the item before it is lost.

Is Leash It free to use?

Yes, the Leash It app is available for free. The provided data indicates it is a free application with no mention of subscription fees or in-app purchases.

What devices is Leash It compatible with?

Leash It is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is available on iOS and has received an age rating of 4+.

How often is Leash It updated?

The latest version of Leash It is 12, and it was last updated on July 29, 2022. This suggests a moderate update frequency, though specific details on update intervals are not provided.

Does Leash It use a lot of battery?

The app description notes that continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Users should be mindful of this potential impact on their device's battery performance.

Can authorities use Leash It?

Yes, Leash It is designed to assist authorities in tracking and recovering stolen items. The app aims to create a collaborative network between users, police, and other partners to combat theft.