Carry-on tracker for the bag you can't check
Gate-checked at the last minute? Clip a Tracker Mist to your carry-on and you'll see where it went on the Apple Find My map — the same global network AirTag uses, with no subscription.
Clips to the grab handle
For the bag that gets gate-checked anyway
You meant to keep it with you. Then they ran out of bin space at the gate.
"Did it come off the plane?"
When a full flight forces a gate-check, see whether your bag made it to your destination — the question that matters in a tight connection.
A worldwide finder network
Any passing iPhone, anywhere, anonymously relays your bag's last-seen location. No roaming fees, no app for anyone to install.
Ring it in the overhead
Up close, tap Play Sound to pick your bag out of a row of identical roller cases in the overhead bin.
Your carry-on on the Find My map
Clip the fob to the grab handle or zipper. If your bag is gate-checked or sent to the wrong carousel, Find My shows where it was last detected — so you can tell an agent exactly where to look.
- Global relay — works across borders with no extra fees.
- IP67 rated — handles rain on the jet bridge.
- 12+ month battery — it won't die mid-trip.
Travel-ready in three steps
Pair before you fly
Add it to Find My at home in about 30 seconds and name it "Carry-on."
Clip it on
Loop the fob to the grab handle or an external zipper where it won't get crushed.
Check the map
If your bag is gate-checked or misrouted, open Find My to see its last-seen location and tell the agent.
"They gate-checked my roller on a packed flight. When it didn't come up the jet bridge, Find My showed it was still on the plane — the agent radioed down and pulled it for me."
What a Find My travel tracker can do
This is not a live, real-time GPS tracker. It updates when an Apple device passes near your bag, so you get a reliable last-seen location — ideal for "did it make the flight?" and gate-check surprises, not a moving dot every second.
It's iPhone-only and works through Apple's Find My network, which is global and free. Airlines permit coin-cell Bluetooth trackers like this in carry-on and checked bags, but always check your airline's current policy.
Questions, answered honestly
Can I track a gate-checked carry-on?
Yes. Clip it to the bag and Apple's Find My network updates its last-seen location whenever a nearby Apple device passes — useful when a full flight forces a gate-check and your bag rides in the hold.
Is it real-time GPS?
No. It uses Bluetooth and the Find My network rather than built-in GPS, so it shows the last place an Apple device saw your bag — perfect for "did it make the flight?" rather than second-by-second tracking.
Is it allowed on planes?
Find My trackers use a small coin-cell battery and low-energy Bluetooth, the same as an AirTag, which airlines permit in carry-on and checked bags. Always check your airline's current policy.
Does it work in other countries?
Yes. The Apple Find My network is global, so a nearby Apple device can update your bag's location abroad with no roaming fees or extra setup.
Does it need a subscription?
No. It runs on Apple's free Find My network — no monthly fee and no separate app. It does require an iPhone or iPad.
Know where your carry-on is — always.
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