This is a great tool to have, especially if you worry about losing your wallet. It can play a sound so you can find it, pairing was very easy, and it is thinner than the card locator I used before.
Over 1 million sold. See why.
Findly Wallet Tracker Card
About Findly
We believe peace of mind should fit in your wallet.
Findly is designed to protect what matters most with seamless tracking for Apple users. Rechargeable, ultra-slim and always ready when you need it. No subscriptions. No compromises. Just confidence, every day.
Why Choose Findly
Ensuring You Never Lose What Matters
Effortless Location
Findly hooks straight into the networks your phone already trusts, so pinpointing your things takes one tap. Nothing new to learn, nothing extra to install.
Ring It To Find It
Lost it somewhere close by? Trigger the built-in speaker from your phone and follow the sound straight to it, even under a cushion.
Charges, Never Replaced
Months of use on a single charge, then simply top it up again. No fiddly coin cells to buy and no waste piling up in a drawer.
Tracking Card Features
We designed Findly to track your essentials effortlessly. Slim, rechargeable and Apple Find My compatible. Here is everything it does.
Built to the footprint of a payment card so it lies flat between your cards. The wallet closes exactly as it did before and nothing dangles off your bag.
Drops onto any Qi or MagSafe pad, the same one you already use for your phone. No coin cells to buy, no tiny screws, nothing to throw away when it runs down.
A built-in speaker you trigger from Find My. Tap Play Sound and follow the beeps, then Stop Sound once you have it. Loud enough to hear through a bag or a sofa cushion.
Rated IP67, so a spilled drink or a walk through the rain is not a problem. It is protected against brief immersion, not designed to live underwater, so fish it out of a puddle rather than take it swimming.
Turn on Notify When Left Behind and your phone warns you the moment the card drops out of range. The companion setting, Notify When Found, pings you when the network spots it again.
Flip the card into Lost Mode and add a phone number, an email and a short message for whoever finds it. While it is on, the card is locked and cannot be paired to another account.
Location data on the Find My network is end-to-end encrypted and anonymous. Nobody else can read it, not us and not Apple. Apple also warns people if an unknown accessory travels with them.
After driving back to the supermarket for a wallet that turned out to be under the car seat, I ordered a tracking card. Two months in and it has already saved me one more search of the whole house.
My flight was rerouted without my luggage. The card showed the bag taking its own route and I could see it was an hour behind, so I waited instead of spending a night without my things.
Bought these as gifts and everyone was so pleased that I ordered more for me and my husband. Support also fixed an address mistake within a day, which is rarer than it should be.
Frequently asked questions
The card works with Apple's Find My network. Once paired, it appears in the Items tab of the Find My app alongside your Apple devices, so you can see where it is on the map or make it ring when it is close by.
Findly pairs with Apple devices running iOS 14.5 or later. The Find Items app on Apple Watch needs an up-to-date watchOS. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Location Services all need to be switched on for pairing to work.
Hold the power button for about three seconds to wake the card. Open Find My, tap the plus icon, choose Add Other Item, then tap Connect when the card appears. Give it a name and an emoji, agree to link it to your Apple ID, and tap Finish.
Yes. Open Find My, tap the card in your item list and choose Play Sound. Follow the beeps, then tap Stop Sound once you have it. If it is further away, the map shows its last known location with a timestamp and Directions opens Apple Maps.
Turn on Notify When Left Behind under Notifications for that item. Your phone alerts you as soon as the card drops out of range. Notify When Found is the companion setting, telling you when another device in the network spots it again.
Open the card in Find My and enable Lost Mode. Add a phone number or email and, if you like, a short message for whoever finds it. While Lost Mode is on, the card is locked and cannot be paired to anyone else's account.
Apple builds protections into the network for exactly this. If an unknown accessory travels with you over time, your iPhone or iPad warns you. If you do not carry an Apple device, the accessory starts making a sound on its own once it has been away from its owner for a while.
No. Location data on the Find My network is end-to-end encrypted and anonymous. Nobody else can read it, not us as the manufacturer and not Apple.
First make sure Lost Mode is off, then open the card in Find My, scroll down and tap Remove Item to confirm. After that, press the power button four times quickly and hold it on the fifth press until you hear the reset chime. The card is then free to pair again.