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PULSE Blazer
The blazer that can call for help.
A small removable Bluetooth finder in a garment-friendly pouch, with Tagsy recovery built in.
Expected RRP £24.99
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Where did I put that? Give it a PULSE.
Bluetooth finding for the things that vanish exactly when you’re walking out of the door, with a Tagsy identity built in for when someone else finds them first.
What is PULSE?
Some things don’t need finding by somebody else. You just need to find them yourself.
PULSE adds Bluetooth-based finding to the things you reach for most: keys, bags, blazers, luggage and chargers. Each PULSE product also carries a Tagsy identity, so if someone else finds it first, there’s still a private way back.
LABEL ID it.Helps a person who finds your item get it back to you.QR identity · no batteryPULSE Find it.Helps you find the item yourself using Bluetooth-based finding technology.Bluetooth finder · coming soonTRACK Follow it.Designed for more advanced activity and location experiences.In development · pets first
What do you keep losing?
Pick one. We’ll show you the PULSE made for it.
Pick one to see the best match.
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Starting with the blazer.
Everyday essentials
Keys. Bags. Anything with a habit of wandering.
Who is PULSE for?
For anyone who has ever said “where did I put that?”
On the move
Travel and power, covered.
Coming soon
PULSE Luggage Strap
A luggage strap that’s harder to lose with the luggage.
A luggage strap with a Bluetooth finding element and Tagsy recovery identity.
Expected RRP £34.99
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PULSE Charge
Not another charger. The charger you can find.
A phone power bank with Bluetooth finding and Tagsy recovery built in.
Expected RRP £39.99
How Bluetooth finding works
Close by, it can help you find it. Further away, it depends on the network.
A Bluetooth finder sends out a small, low-power signal. When your phone is nearby, it can help you home in on it. Some finding networks also let other people’s devices anonymously report a finder they pass. Which networks PULSE supports will be confirmed before release.
Honest distinction
- Bluetooth finding (PULSE)
- Short range, low power. Great for “it’s somewhere in the house”.
- Cellular GPS
- Works out a position anywhere with signal, but needs more power and usually a subscription.
- QR identity (LABEL)
- No battery at all. Works when a person finds it and scans.
Questions, answered
What is PULSE?
PULSE is Tagsy’s Bluetooth-finding family: small finders and finder-enabled products designed to help you locate the things you reach for most. Each includes a Tagsy identity for recovery.
Is PULSE the same as GPS?
No. Bluetooth finding works over short range and, on supported networks, via other nearby devices. GPS works out a position from satellites. BLE vs GPS explained.
Does PULSE work with Find My or Find Hub?
Final compatibility will be confirmed before release. We won’t claim support until the production hardware is approved.
How much will PULSE cost?
Each product shows an expected RRP. Final prices are confirmed at launch.
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