9 Reasons People Are Slipping One Of These Into Every Wallet And Bag They Own, And Taking Their AirTag Out
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An AirTag is a disc about 8mm thick. It has to hang off something, and there's nothing to hang it off inside a wallet, a passport holder, a suitcase lining or a glovebox. This is 1.8mm and completely flat, so it goes in and you forget it's there.
Same Apple Network. One Fifth The Thickness.
The Tracking Card runs on the same Apple Find My network as an AirTag, so you get the same map, the same billion-plus devices, the same app that's already on your iPhone.
What's different is where it can actually go.
It's 1.8mm and flat. An AirTag is a disc around 8mm thick. In a wallet it feels like five extra cards and you notice it every time you sit down. The Tracking Card slides in and disappears.
No coin cells, ever. It recharges wirelessly and lasts around eight months a charge. No CR2032s, no card that quietly died three weeks ago.
Nothing to clip it to. A disc needs a keyring or a holder. A card just goes in the pocket, the lining or the sleeve and stays there.
| Spotminders Tracking Card | AirTag | |
|---|---|---|
| Apple Find My network | Yes | Yes |
| Thickness | 1.8mm, flat | Around 8mm, disc |
| Fits a wallet or lining | Yes | No |
| Battery | Wirelessly rechargeable, around 8 months | Coin cell, replaced |
| Subscription | None | None |
The Wallet You Left On The Bar Can Tell You Where It Is
Wallets don't get lost in dramatic ways. They get left. On a bar, in a taxi, on the roof of the car, in the pocket of yesterday's jacket.
And once it's gone, you've got nothing. A wallet can't tell anyone whose it is or where you've gone. You're ringing round, cancelling cards, hoping somebody is honest.
Slip a Tracking Card in and you open your phone and see where it was last picked up. If it's still in the house, ring it and listen. If it's at the bar you were in two hours ago, you know exactly who to call before you cancel a single thing.
It sits flat alongside everything else in there. Nobody who picks it up thinks twice about it.
Know Where Your Bag Is Before You Reach The Carousel
Checked bags go missing in their millions every year. Your luggage tag has your phone number on it, which is no use at all when your bag is three countries away and nobody has picked it up to read it.
Slip a card into the lining of your suitcase, your carry on, your passport holder or your travel document pouch. It's flat, so it doesn't take up space you were going to use.
When you land, open Find My and see where your bag was last picked up. Still at the connecting airport? Now you're the passenger giving the desk information instead of describing a black case and hoping.
It isn't a live GPS feed. It's a last known location, and in airports full of phones that's usually all you need.
Eleven Days Later, At Midnight, You Won't Remember Which Level
Airport parking. A stadium. A festival field. An IKEA car park on a Saturday. Every row looks the same and you came out of a different exit than the one you went in.
It isn't a memory problem, it's a geometry problem, and no amount of trying to remember fixes it.
Leave a card in the glovebox. It's 1.8mm, so it sits there doing nothing until the moment you need it. Then you open your phone and walk straight to the right section instead of clicking a key fob down twelve rows in the rain.
Plenty of customers keep one in the car for exactly one reason: it's the only thing in there that can tell them where the car is.
We Built It Because We Kept Losing Our Own Things
We're Karl and Kevin. We started Spotminders because we were tired of losing the things that make a day fall apart. Wallets, passports, luggage, keys.
Every tracker on the market back then was a disc. Great on a bag handle, useless everywhere we actually needed one. You can't put a disc in a wallet, a passport cover or a suitcase lining without feeling it every single day.
So we built the opposite. 1.8mm, completely flat, wirelessly rechargeable so there are no coin cells to chase, and running on the Find My network already on your phone so there's nothing to download and nothing to subscribe to.
Over a million cards later, we carry them in our own wallets, our own cases and our own gloveboxes. So does everyone on our team.
REAL USERS, REAL RESULTS
We asked customers how things changed after three months with a Tracking Card.
It Goes Into Things A Disc Can't Go Anywhere Near
It started in wallets. It didn't stay there.
Customers slide them into laptop sleeves, camera bags, passport holders, document pouches, work bags, handbag linings, tool cases and kids' backpacks. Anywhere with an inner pocket or a flat gap.
That's the whole point of the shape. There's nothing to clip, nothing to rattle, nothing sticking out for anyone to notice or pull off.
And you can share each one with up to five people, so your partner can find their own bag without going through you.
Certified By Apple, Not Just "Compatible"
The Tracking Card is MFi certified, which means Apple has approved it to work on the Find My network. It isn't a workaround or a knock-off that happens to connect.
That matters for two reasons. It shows up in the Find My app that's already on your iPhone, so there's no app to download and nothing new to learn. And it's covered by Apple's own privacy protections, the same as any accessory on the network.
It's water and dust resistant, it recharges wirelessly, and it arrives charged. Setup takes under a minute.
No subscription, ever.
#1 Rated On Amazon. Over 1,000,000 Cards Sold.
More than a million cards are out there now, and 7,000+ reviews on Trustpilot rate us Excellent. We're the #1 rated tracker in our category on Amazon.
People come to us for the same reason you're reading this. They tried a disc, found it didn't fit anywhere that mattered, and went looking for something that did.
Now they've got one in the wallet, one in the suitcase and one in the glovebox, with nothing to subscribe to and no batteries to buy.
100 Days To Decide. Or Every Penny Back.
Put one in your wallet, one in your partner's, one in the suitcase, one in the glovebox and one in the work bag. Live with them for three months.
If they haven't saved you a single panic, email us and get a full refund. No hassle, no questions asked, and actual humans reply.
We can offer that because fewer than 1% ever ask.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1.8mm. For scale, that's about the same as two cards from your wallet stacked. It sits flat alongside everything else in there and you don't feel it when you sit down.
Same Apple Find My network, so the map and the coverage are identical. The difference is the shape. An AirTag is a disc around 8mm thick that has to hang off something. The Tracking Card is flat, so it goes inside a wallet, a passport holder, a suitcase lining or a laptop sleeve, and it recharges instead of running on coin cells.
No. The Tracking Card runs on Apple's Find My network, so you need an iPhone, iPad or Mac to set it up and locate it. If you're on Android, this isn't the right product for you and we'd rather tell you now than after you've ordered.
Around eight months on a full charge. It recharges wirelessly, it arrives charged, and you can see the battery level in the Find My app, so it doesn't die on you without warning.
Neither. It uses the Find My app that's already on your iPhone, and there's no monthly fee. You buy it once and that's it.
Open Find My and you'll see where it was last picked up on the map. Every nearby Apple device quietly helps update that location, and there are over a billion of them, so in towns, airports and offices it's usually current. It isn't a live GPS feed, it's a last known location, which is what gets you to the right bar, the right taxi company or the right airport.
Yes. RFID blocking is designed to stop short-range card scanning, and it doesn't stop the card communicating with nearby Apple devices.
Yes. Each card can be shared with up to five people, so your partner, your kids or whoever else needs it can ring it and see it on their own phone without going through you.
It's water and dust resistant, so rain, a wet coat pocket and a spilled drink are all fine. It isn't built for being submerged, so we wouldn't take it swimming.
Plenty of customers do, usually in the lining or an inner pocket. Just know what it is and isn't. It shows you where your bag was last picked up by a nearby Apple device, which in an airport is usually very recent. It will not draw a live trail of your bag across the world.
Under a minute. Open Find My, tap to add the card, give it a name like "Wallet" or "Suitcase", done.
100 days. Use it for a full three months and if it hasn't earned its place, email us for a full refund. No hassle, no questions asked, and a real person replies. Fewer than 1% of customers ever ask.
ⓘ Update
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We've been in and out of stock several times, and restocks have taken a few weeks.
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