
The Last Place You Had It, On a Map
You don't usually lose your keys. You lose the memory of where you put them — and then spend twenty minutes checking the same three rooms.
iTagPro keeps that memory for you. Open your phone and the last recorded location is right there on a map, and if it's within earshot you can make it ring.
Much More Than Just a Keyring
Pair It Once, Then Forget About It
Pull the battery tab, open the Find My app on your phone, tap Add Item and hold the tag next to it. Give it a name — Keys, Backpack, Camera Bag — and you're done in under a minute.
After that it just sits there. Clip it on and the only time you'll think about it again is the day you can't find what it's attached to.
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Who This Tag Is For
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a GPS tracker?
Is this a GPS tracker?
No, and we'd rather tell you that up front than have you find out after it arrives. There's no GPS chip and no SIM inside, so it doesn't stream a live position the way a car tracker does. What it does is record where it last was, and update that whenever a phone comes near it — which covers the thing people actually need, which is finding something they've misplaced.
How far away does it work?
How far away does it work?
Direct Bluetooth range to your own phone is roughly 60-100 metres in the open, less through walls — that's the range where you can make it ring. Beyond that you're relying on the Find My network, which has no distance limit but does need someone with an iPhone to walk past it. In a city that happens constantly; on an empty hiking trail it may not happen at all.
Does it work with Android?
Does it work with Android?
[[ANSWER FROM YOUR SUPPLIER'S SPEC SHEET AND DON'T GUESS. A tag joins one network or the other: Apple's Find My or Google's Find Hub. Your creatives show an "Add to Apple Find My" badge, which would mean iPhone and iPad only — if that's the case, say so plainly here, because an Android owner who buys it will return it.]]
Is there a monthly subscription?
Is there a monthly subscription?
No. There's no account to pay for, no app subscription and nothing to renew. You buy the tag once and the only running cost is a replacement coin cell every so often, which costs about a euro.
How long does the battery last, and can I replace it?
How long does the battery last, and can I replace it?
It runs on a standard CR2032 coin cell, the same one in a car key fob, and you replace it yourself by twisting the back off — no tools, no sending it anywhere. [[CONFIRM THE EXPECTED LIFE WITH YOUR SUPPLIER BEFORE PUBLISHING; around a year is typical for this type of tag.]] Your phone warns you when it's getting low.
Could someone use one of these to track me?
Could someone use one of these to track me?
It's a fair question, and the honest answer is that the network is built to prevent it. If an unknown tag travels with you for a while, your phone alerts you, and a tag separated from its owner starts making a sound on its own so you can find it. If you ever get one of those alerts, follow your phone's instructions to locate and disable the tag.
How fast is shipping?
How fast is shipping?
We process orders within 24-72 hours, and delivery takes 6-15 days depending on where you are. Every order ships tracked, and you'll get the tracking number by email as soon as it leaves us.
How do I get in contact?
How do I get in contact?
Email us at support@horizoncor.com and we'll get back to you within [[24]] hours, Monday to Friday. Include your order number if you have one — it gets you an answer faster.