Build your own 'AirTags' 🏷 today! Framework for tracking personal Bluetooth devices via Apple's massive Find My network.
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Build your own 'AirTags' 🏷 today! Framework for tracking personal Bluetooth devices via Apple's massive Find My network.
🍏 + 🎯 + 🐍 = Query Apple's FindMy Network with Python!
Upload arbitrary data via Apple's Find My network.
Zephyr-based OpenHaystack firmware to track your personal Bluetooth devices via Apple's Find My network
Set of scripts to be able to precisely locate your lost MacBook via Apple's Offline Find through Bluetooth Low Energy.
Query Find My friend locations on macOS via UI automation, screenshots, and Vision OCR — structured output for CLIs and agents.
Scrape local macOS Find My cache, show trail on web UI. Powered by Postgres, OpenStreetMap, aiohttp.
Native Windows and macOS app for locating your Flipper Zero with Find My reports, BLE, secure key storage, maps, and packaged local backends.
Zephyr-based firmware to upload sensor data via Apple's Find My network
Bridge Apple Find My friend locations to Home Assistant via MQTT — native macOS app, no cloud required
View AirTags in Home Assistant
get texted when a friend is within walking distance. one terminal command.
Android equivalent of the FindMy app on Apple
macOS menu bar app that tracks your Find My friends/family locations and publishes them to Home Assistant via MQTT auto-discovery
A macOS Raycast extension for listing eligible Apple Find My devices and sending Play Sound requests.
Reconstructing stolen device movement and behavioral patterns using Apple Find My location data.
Tile (thetileapp) — Tile is a consumer Bluetooth-tracker company whose Tile Mate, Pro, Slim, and Sticker devices help people find everyday items such as keys, wallets, bags, and phones, backed by the crowd-sourced Tile "Find" network that anonymously relays location when another Tile user passes a lost item.
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