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SKU TS-TAG-01 · Matte Black

Works with Apple Find My

Find your stuff fast.

Tracker cards only fit in a wallet. This one clips onto your keys, your suitcase zip, your dog's collar — anywhere. And you never have to charge it.

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  • Nothing to charge
  • No subscription, ever
  • IP67 water-resistant
TechSafe FindTag
Clips to anythingRing included
Nothing to charge12-month cell
Play a soundWhen nearby
Left-behind alertsOn your phone
IP67 ratedWater-resistant
32 mm across8 mm thick

Where it goes

Clip it on. Never lose it.

One tag tracks one thing. Most people end up wanting three by the end of the week.

TECHSAFE Tag clipped to the strap of a hard-shell suitcase.

Suitcases

Know exactly where your bag is before the airline does.

TECHSAFE Tag on a keyring next to a car key fob.

Keys

Play a sound on your phone and follow it to wherever they're hiding.

TECHSAFE Tag hanging from the zip pull of a black backpack.

Bags

Backpack, gym bag, laptop bag, school bag — clip one on each.

TECHSAFE Tag fitted to a golden retriever's collar.

Pets

Great for dogs that escape the yard. Works best in suburbs where other iPhones are nearby.

Tag or card

Tracker cards only work in a wallet.

Most trackers sold in Australia are the size of a credit card. They work great in a wallet. But that's about all they're good for.

Tracker card

  • No hole, no ring. You can't clip it to a zip or keyring without buying extra gear.
  • You have to recharge it every 5–8 months — with a special pad. Lose the pad and you're stuck.
  • It's paper-thin — great for a wallet slot, but it slides around and falls out of bags.
  • Usually $40–$58 each in Australia. You're paying for how thin it is.

TECHSAFE Tag

  • There's a hole through it and a steel ring in the box. Clip it to anything in seconds.
  • Lasts 12 months on a coin cell battery. When it runs out, grab a $2 replacement from Woolworths.
  • 32 mm wide, 8 mm thick — stays put in a bag and disappears on a keyring.
  • $44 a tag, and less per tag in a pack — priced for covering multiple things, not just one.

If everything you want to track goes in your wallet, a card tracker is the better pick — and good Australian ones exist. But for keys, bags, suitcases and pets, you need a tag.

The gap

The airline knows your bag was scanned. After that, nothing.

Airline tracking only shows scan points — checked in, loaded, delivered. Between those scans? Nothing. That gap is exactly where bags go missing.

06:42 · SYD

Checked in

07:15 · SYD

Loaded

07:15 – 12:04

No data

12:04 · ???

Not scanned

A TECHSAFE Tag updates its position every time it passes an iPhone, iPad or Mac. In a busy airport, that happens hundreds of times an hour.

Three steps

Set it up in two minutes flat.

iPhone showing the TECHSAFE Tag located on a map in the Find My app, with Play Sound and Directions controls.

STEP 01

Clip it on

Thread it through the keyring, zip it inside a bag pocket, or clip it onto a strap. The battery is already in — nothing to charge.

STEP 02

Tap once to pair

Hold it close to your iPhone. It shows up in the Find My app — the one that's already on your phone. No download, no account, no fee.

STEP 03

Find it

Open Find My to see where it was last spotted. If you're close, tap "Play Sound" and follow the beep. Every nearby iPhone quietly helps — no one can see your location.

Choose your pack

One tag is never enough.

These packs are priced so you can cover everything you own — not just one thing.

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Compare

How does TECHSAFE compare?

Three of these use the same Apple Find My network. What's different is the shape, how much upkeep they need, and what it costs to track more than one thing.

 TECHSAFE TagTracker cardApple AirTagGPS tracker
Price per unit$24 – $44$40 – $58~$37 – $41$60 – $300
Attaches toKeyring, zip, collar, strapWallet slot onlyNeeds a holder, sold separatelyHardwired or strapped
Upkeep$2 coin cell once a yearRecharge every 5–8 months$2 coin cell once a yearRecharge, plus a plan
Monthly subscriptionNoneNoneNone$10 – $25 / month
Finds it viaApple Find My networkApple Find My networkApple Find My networkSatellite + mobile network
Works on AndroidNoSome modelsNoYes
Best forKeys, bags, cases, collarsWallets and passportsCovering one or two thingsVehicles and remote areas

AirTag pricing is based on the AU RRP of $165 for a four-pack plus typical retail discounts. Tracker card prices are from Australian sellers. All checked September 2026. We update this table regularly.

Straight answer

What this tag does — and what it doesn't.

Most brands hide this. We'd rather you buy the right thing than return the wrong one.

What it is

  • A finder. It shows where it was last spotted by a nearby Apple device, and when.
  • Works great around people. Airports, train stations, suburbs, carparks — anywhere iPhones are, this works well.
  • Private and secure. Your location data is encrypted. Nothing is stored on the tag itself.
  • No subscription. Ever. Pay once and you're done.

What it isn't

  • It's not GPS. There's no satellite chip inside. The tag itself doesn't know where it is — a nearby iPhone figures that out and passes it along.
  • It goes quiet without people around. Deep bush, an empty road at night, a shipping container — if no iPhones are nearby, it can't update.
  • The map shows where it was, not where it is. The position has a timestamp — it tells you where the tag was spotted last, not its exact location right now.
  • iPhone only. Android phones can't use this. If your house runs Android, it won't work for you.
A claim you'll see from competitors that we won't make

Some trackers claim they stay silent — so a thief doesn't know they're being tracked. Watch out for that. Apple's own support page says its unwanted-tracking alerts fire for "AirTag, devices that are part of the Find My network accessory program, and some AirPods models." So a properly certified Find My tracker can alert someone's iPhone. If a tracker claims it stays completely silent, it probably isn't certified — which raises questions about everything else it promises. Our tag works like every other certified tracker on the network. We'd rather tell you upfront.

Specification

Full specs.

Network
Apple Find My · iOS 14.5 or later
Dimensions
32 mm across, 8 mm thick
Direct range
Bluetooth up to ~60 m directly. No limit via the Find My network.
Battery
CR2032 coin cell — you replace it yourself. Lasts up to 12 months.
Water resistance
IP67 — can handle being underwater for up to 30 minutes at 1 m depth
Alert
Built-in speaker — tap "Play Sound" in Find My when you're nearby
Compatibility
iPhone and iPad only. Does not work with Android.
Subscription
None. No account needed. No ongoing fees.
Warranty
24 months against manufacturing faults, plus your full rights under Australian Consumer Law
Compliance
RCM marked. Packaged to Australian button battery safety standards.

Questions

Before you buy.

Why not one of those slim tracker cards?
If you mostly lose your wallet, a card tracker is the right choice — and there are good Australian ones. But cards have no hole, so you can't clip them to a keyring, zip or collar. They also need a special charging pad every 5–8 months. Our tag has a ring built in and runs for a year on a battery from Woolworths. Different shape, different job.
How is this different from an AirTag?
It uses the same Apple Find My network and shows up in the same app. The big difference is price — covering five things with TECHSAFE costs less than covering four with AirTags. We also include the rings and mounts, instead of selling them separately for $15 each.
Doesn't a rechargeable battery beat a coin cell?
It depends what matters to you. Rechargeable sounds convenient, but you still have to plug it in every 5–8 months using a special pad — and if you lose the pad, you're stuck. A CR2032 lasts about 12 months, costs about $2 at any supermarket, and swaps in ten seconds. For something clipped to a suitcase you use twice a year, we think that's the better deal.
Does it work with Android?
No. Find My is Apple's network — you need an iPhone or iPad running iOS 14.5 or later. If you're on Android, this won't work for you. We'd rather be upfront about that than take your money.
Is there a subscription?
No. Find My is already built into your iPhone for free. You pay once for the tag and that's it.
Can I put one on my dog's collar?
Lots of people do, and it works well for a dog that wanders a few streets away in a suburb. Two important things: it's not GPS, so it won't help in a rural area or national park. Also, it must sit in a closed clip on the collar so your dog can't chew it — coin cells are dangerous if swallowed. Check it regularly.
What happens if my bag is genuinely lost?
You'll see the last place it was spotted and exactly when. That's usually enough to tell an airline which airport to check, or to confirm a bag left the building. We can't promise you'll get it back — but you'll have real information instead of nothing.
How long does the battery last?
Up to a year with normal use. It takes a CR2032 coin cell from any supermarket. Find My will warn you on your phone when it starts to run low.
When will it arrive?
Order before 1pm AEST on a business day and it ships the same afternoon. Metro areas: 1–3 business days. Regional: 3–6 business days. Full details on our shipping page.

Stop losing your stuff.

Five tags, five rings, five spare batteries. No subscription. $120 total. That's $24 per thing you'll never spend twenty minutes searching for again.

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Safety — contains a button battery Keep new and used coin batteries out of reach of children and animals. Swallowing a button battery can cause severe internal burns and death in a very short time. If you suspect a battery has been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body, call the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 immediately.

TECHSAFE Tag

$88.00 AUD