About
This game lets passengers track and collect license plates from different states and territories seen during a drive. It offers various scoring modes and allows for multiplayer sessions without needing an internet connection. The app also provides historical data and mapping of plate discoveries.
What's New in TAGS
1.0
November 3, 2026
FAQ
Does TAGS have ads?
No, TAGS is ad-free. The app explicitly states it does not have advertising, analytics, or tracking of any kind.
How does TAGS score license plates?
TAGS rates each plate from common to mythic based on real vehicle registration figures and your current location. Rarity can change dynamically as you travel, with certain remote locations always being mythic.
Can I play TAGS with friends?
Yes, you can start a party and have others join over a local network. The same drive is scored on each phone, with a small colored circle indicating who called the plate. No accounts or cell signal are needed for this feature.
What are the different scoring modes in TAGS?
TAGS offers Classic mode (a point per state sighting), Weighted mode (pays more for plates from far away from your route), and Unlimited mode (counts every single sighting).
Is TAGS suitable for drivers?
TAGS is designed for passengers. Drivers should never play while driving and should only use the app once the car is parked.
Does TAGS require an internet connection?
No, TAGS does not require a cell signal for its local network multiplayer feature. This allows for uninterrupted gameplay during drives.
What platforms is TAGS available on?
TAGS is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is TAGS updated?
The latest version of TAGS was released on November 3, 2026, and the last update was also on November 3, 2026, indicating it is a new release.