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Understand movement and rest.
How active were they today? When did they sleep?
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TRACK for pets · In development
For cats with a territory and dogs with a plan. We’re building TRACK for pets around three questions: what did they do, where did they go, and where are they now?
Concepts, not SKUs
These describe what we’re exploring, not finished products. Each future device will state exactly which layers it includes.
Understand movement and rest.
How active were they today? When did they sleep?
See where adventures went after the device syncs.
A record of the route, shown once it’s back in range.
Connected location when being current really matters.
For the moments when “where are they now?” can’t wait.
What you can do today
The essentials come first: a registered microchip and a collar tag with your details. A Tagsy identity or future TRACK device is an extra layer on top, never a replacement. Our QR pet tag vs GPS tracker guide explains the difference.
For pet owners
See how Tagsy fits your household on Tagsy for Pet Owners, or read about helping a lost pet get home.
Not yet. TRACK is in development and there are no prices or final specifications. Join the list to hear first.
No. Microchipping is a legal requirement for dogs and, in England, for cats. A Tagsy identity or tracker is an extra layer, not a replacement. See our QR pet tag vs GPS tracker guide.
Not necessarily. Activity, journey history and live location are different capabilities that need different hardware. Each product will say exactly which it offers.
Smart Labels are designed for belongings like carriers, crates and kit. For your pet, a microchip and a collar tag with your details remain the essentials.
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.