PULSE Keyring
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If it can wander, it can Pulse.
Expected RRP £24.99
The universal PULSE finder for everyday objects that don’t fit in a category.
Coming soon. Be first to hear when it’s ready.
How Bluetooth finding works →Why it exists
The camera case, the scooter, the toolbox, the music instrument. Some of the things we lose most don’t have a dedicated finder. PULSE Anything is the flexible one.
A universal format for everyday objects.
Bluetooth finding plus Tagsy recovery identity.
Managed alongside your labels in Tagsy.
Fix it to the thing you want to keep track of.
Connect it to your phone.
Locate it nearby, or let a finder reach you.
Final compatibility and specifications will be confirmed before release.
Final compatibility will be confirmed before release. We won’t claim support for any finding network until the production hardware has been approved for it. Our guide to Find My and Find Hub explains how those networks work in general.
No. PULSE is Bluetooth-based finding: it helps you locate nearby things and, where supported, things other devices have passed. That’s different from GPS. See BLE vs GPS tracking.
PULSE is coming soon. Tap “Notify me” and we’ll tell you when it’s ready. The price shown is our expected RRP.
Keys. Found.
For the bag that definitely wasn’t left at school.
Small label. Big way home.
No phone number on your stuff
Finders reach you through Tagsy, not details printed on a label.
Finders don’t need an app
Any phone camera can scan a Tagsy. No download, no account.
The right tool for the job
LABEL is passive ID. PULSE is Bluetooth finding. TRACK is for things that wander further.