Locate Bluetooth devices using device detection radar. Play sounds to find lost items. Track device locations and receive notifications. Connect to devices via Bluetooth. Manage multiple devices and view last known locations.
Locate your using sound cues like claps, whistles, or snaps. Activate Clap to trigger a loud sound from your . it under objects or in cluttered spaces. Remote locate and play sound to retrieve your .
Track devices by visualizing their location on a map. Play a sound to locate nearby devices. Lock or wipe devices remotely. Bluetooth items like smartwatches and headphones. Sync with Apple Health for device tracking.
Track nearby devices with a radar interface showing distance and signal strength. View device names and adjust focus on specific devices. Monitor signal strength and proximity indicators.
Locate Bluetooth devices by detecting nearby devices. View signal strength, estimated distance, and hints to your . Receive alerts when a is . Monitor and track multiple devices in one place.
Locate nearby Bluetooth devices by scanning for active signals. Select a to trigger a sound or vibration. View signal strength and proximity indicators. Share location data with others for collaborative searches.
Detect nearby Bluetooth devices suspected of being cameras or AirTags. Identify and locate suspicious gadgets. Alert users to potential privacy threats. Provide real-time scanning and device information.
Helps locate nearby devices with precise distance measurements. Users can select a device to view its distance, play a sound on connected headphones for easier tracking, and detect all nearby devices.
Track devices by connecting via wireless signal. Locate misplaced headphones, earphones, fitness bands, or pencils. Follow step-by-step guidance to devices. Works with iPhone or iPad.
LightBlue® connects to Bluetooth Low Energy devices. Users can scan for and connect to nearby BLE devices. They can view device profiles, read and write characteristics, and subscribe to notifications. The supports both central and peripheral modes.