Sound familiar?

An Android phone showing that a tracker is not compatible
AirTag is the answer — but only if you're on iPhone. On Android, you're locked out
A phone showing a monthly subscription paywall to unlock location history
The 'cheaper' tags hide geofence & history behind a monthly subscription
A traveller at an empty airport baggage carousel
The daily key hunt — and that airport stomach-drop when a bag doesn't turn up
At the airport: she tracks her bag on her phone while he has no way to find his

She watched her bag on a map. I had an Android and nothing.

My partner had an iPhone and an AirTag. I'm on Android — locked out. On a trip my checked bag went missing on a connection, and I had no way to see it, while she calmly watched hers move across a map.

That was it. I found a tag that works on both iPhone and Android, dropped one in every bag, and I've never had that helpless feeling since. No subscription, no ecosystem — just find anything, on any phone.

Findly tracker between an iPhone and an Android phone showing a map

📱 AirTag's superpower — unlocked for Android too

Findly™ rides both Apple's and Google's phone networks, so it works on whatever phone you (and your household) carry — the one thing AirTag will never do.

🍏 iPhone — pairs straight into Apple Find My

🤖 Android — pairs into Google Find My Device

👪 Mixed household? Put some tags on hers, some on his — no ecosystem lock-in

Findly tracker tucked into a suitcase mesh pocket beside a passport

🧳 Never lose a bag again

This is the use case with the hardest proof: airlines saw a 90% drop in truly-lost bags where Find My tracking was used, and 36 airlines now accept a Find My location link to help recover a mishandled bag.

✈️ Watch your checked bag on your phone the whole journey

🔗 Hand the airline a live location link if it goes astray

😌 Walk through the airport calm — you know exactly where it is

Findly tracker clipped to house keys beside a wallet and rucksack

🧲 Built for real life — and every bag you own

At ~11 g with a keyring hole, a magnetic mount and IP67 water resistance, Findly™ goes anywhere: keys, wallet, rucksack, camera case, bike or car. Buy the multipack and cover them all.

🔑 Keys & wallet — end the daily 10-minute hunt

🧲 Magnetic + IP67 — stick it inside a case or under a seat, rain or shine

🔋 ~12-month battery — user-replaceable, no charging cables

A billion phones, already looking for your stuff

The same crowd-find network that cut airline lost-bags by 90% — opened up to Android and freed from any subscription.

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A city-sized search party

Every passing iPhone and Android anonymously relays your tag's position to your map — so it works best exactly where you lose things: airports, cities, transit, offices.

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Any phone, no lock-in

Register a tag to Apple Find My or Google Find My Device — and mix across the household. The peace of mind AirTag reserves for iPhone, on whatever phone you carry.

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Own it forever

No SIM, no subscription, no app fee. A user-replaceable ~12-month coin cell, IP67 water resistance and a magnetic mount for bags, cars and keys.

Cover everything for less than two AirTags

4× Apple AirTag (iPhone only)£120–£140
Tile 4-pack + subscriptiontags + monthly fee
Findly™ 4-Pack — iPhone + Android, no fees ever£59.90 once

Keys, wallet, bag and case covered — on any phone, with nothing to pay again.

Honest about how it finds things

✅ Great for

  • Chronic "where are my keys/wallet" misplacers
  • Anxious travellers protecting a checked bag or case
  • Android users locked out of AirTag — and mixed-phone households
  • Bikes, cars and anything you'd hate to lose in town

ℹ️ Good to know

  • Finds via the Apple/Google crowd network — brilliant where people are (travel, cities, transit), not a live satellite tracker for empty remote areas
  • One tag registers to Apple Find My or Google Find My Device (mix across a household)
  • No subscription; the only running cost is a replacement coin cell ~once a year
  • A finding aid, not a lock — it isn't a theft-proof device

Findly™ locates via the Apple Find My and Google Find My Device crowd networks; coverage depends on nearby phones, so it performs best in populated areas. It has no subscription. A tracker is a finding aid and not a guarantee against loss or theft.

Set up in under a minute

A phone showing a list of tracked items: keys, wallet, bag and luggage
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Open the app you already have

Apple Find My on iPhone, or Google Find My Device on Android — no new account, no extra app to trust.

Pairing the Findly tracker with a phone in under a minute
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Pair in 60 seconds

Tap add, hold the tag close, and name it — Keys, Wallet, Bag, Luggage.

Dropping a Findly tracker into a rucksack pocket
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Drop it & forget it

Clip it on, slip it in, magnet it inside — then see it on your map any time.

30K+ Happy Customers
Excellent 4.9

They tried Findly™
They loved it

One on the keys, one in the suitcase for Portugal. Watched my bag ping at the carousel before it even appeared. Never flying without it again.

✔ Verified
Nina

Works with my Android and my wife's iPhone, which no other tag we tried could do. The 4-pack sorted the whole family in one go.

✔ Verified
Raj

Keys lost twice a week, found in seconds now. The beep is loud enough to hear from the hallway.

✔ Verified
Sue

Hid one on my bike. It's crowd-locate rather than live GPS, so updates depend on phones nearby - fine in town, patchy in the sticks. Fair trade for no subscription.

✔ Verified
Ollie

Slim enough for my purse, and I replaced the battery myself in a minute after a year. No fees, ever.

✔ Verified
Meg

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it really work on my Android as well as an iPhone?

Yes. Each tag registers to either Apple Find My (iPhone) or Google Find My Device (Android) — so it works on whatever phone you carry, and a mixed-phone household can put some tags on each. That's the thing AirTag won't do.

Where does it actually find things — everywhere, or only near people?

It locates through the Apple/Google crowd network: nearby phones anonymously relay its position. So it's brilliant where people are — airports, cities, transit, offices — which is exactly where you lose things. It's not a live satellite tracker for empty remote countryside.

Truly no subscription — forever?

Yes. No app fee, no SIM, no monthly cost. You buy it once. The only running cost is a replacement coin-cell battery roughly once a year.

How long does the battery last, and can I replace it?

Around 12 months per battery, and it's a standard user-replaceable coin cell — no charging cables, just pop in a new one when it's low.

Is it tough enough for a bag or a bike?

Yes — IP67 water- and dust-resistant, ~11 g, with a keyring hole and a magnetic mount so you can clip it, slip it into a wallet, or stick it inside a case, car or bike.

How hard is it to set up?

Under 60 seconds, in the app already on your phone (Apple Find My or Google Find My Device). Tap add, hold the tag close, name it, done.

What if it's not right for me?

You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee with free UK returns, plus responsive support. Any questions, just ask.

Didn't find your answer?

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