Instrument case tracker for the gear you can't replace
A gigging musician's case goes in cabs, green rooms, and airline holds. Clip a Tracker Mist to your instrument case and it joins your Apple Find My app — so you always know where your instrument is.
Clips to the case latch
For gear you can't replace fast — or cheap
A vintage guitar. A gigging violin. The case that carries your entire livelihood.
See which green room it's in
Venues, cabs, airlines — the last-seen map tells you exactly where the case was when a nearby Apple device passed it.
Ring it in a gear pile
Eight cases in the load-in stack. Tap Play Sound and let the ~60 dB chirp pick yours out instantly.
Know if it made the flight
Instrument cases that fly as oversize get misrouted. Find My shows whether yours landed where you did.

Your instrument case, always findable
Clip the leather fob to the case handle, latch ring, or zipper pull. Paired with your iPhone, it's in your Find My app — whether it's in the van, the green room, or an airline hold.
- Play Sound — find it in a stage-left pile of gear cases.
- Last seen — venue, airport, or the cab that didn't wait.
- IP67 rated — load-ins in the rain, tour van humidity.
On your case in three steps
Pair once
Hold the Mist near your iPhone, tap Connect in Find My, name it "Guitar" or "Violin case."
Clip it on
Loop the leather fob to the handle, a latch ring, or a zipper pull — somewhere durable and easy to see.
Find it fast
Open Find My to ring it nearby, see its last-seen location, or share the map with airport agents.
"My guitar case didn't show at oversize claim in Nashville. Find My had it at the connection in Charlotte — I called baggage with a location and it arrived on the next flight. Saved my weekend gig."
What it does for a gigging musician
Tracker Mist uses Bluetooth and Apple's Find My network. It shows a last-seen location whenever a nearby Apple device passes — great at busy venues, airports, and cities, slower in rural or remote areas.
It's iPhone-only and has no real-time GPS. For knowing "which terminal is my case in?" and "which stack at the load-in?", the sound and the map are the right tools.
Questions, answered honestly
Where's the best place to put a tracker on an instrument case?
Loop the leather fob to the main handle ring, a latch tab, or a zipper pull. Or stick it inside the lid with 3M adhesive for hidden tracking.
Can I track an instrument case on a flight?
Yes. Apple's Find My network updates its last-seen location whenever a nearby iPhone passes — useful at terminals, layovers, and the oversize claim carousel.
Is it loud enough to find in a load-in pile?
Yes — about 60 dB. It'll cut through a pile of gear cases when you're within about 65 feet.
Does it survive tour conditions?
It's IP67-rated against rain and moisture, and the CR2032 battery lasts 12+ months.
Is there a subscription fee?
No. It uses Apple's free Find My network with no monthly fee. An iPhone is required.
Keep your instrument case on the map.
Free shipping · No subscription · 30-day money-back guarantee.
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