Smart iTag Bluetooth Tracker
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Smart iTag Bluetooth Tracker.
A compact Bluetooth anti-loss tracker that alerts your phone when a tagged item moves out of range and lets you trigger an alarm to find it within 40m+ — for keys, bags, wallets, pets, children and elderly relatives. iOS compatible. 3rd generation. Model RSH-itag02. 36×36×7.8mm. White and Black.
The iTag connects to the iOS app via Bluetooth and triggers an alert on the phone when the tagged item moves beyond the set range — the notification that means the user knows immediately when keys are left behind, a bag is moved without permission, a pet leaves the garden, or a child or elderly relative moves out of the expected area. The alert that turns a passive tracker into an active safety net.
The 40m+ open-sight wireless range covers the distances that matter for the most common use cases — from the front door to the car, across a garden, through a house, or in a public space where a child or pet might wander. The range that makes it practical rather than theoretical, and that provides enough buffer to act before an item is actually lost rather than after.
The two-way finding function lets the phone trigger an alarm on the iTag and vice versa — the feature that turns the tracker into a phone finder as well as a key finder, and that makes it useful in both directions rather than only alerting when range is lost. Press the iTag button to make the phone ring; use the app to make the iTag alarm. Two problems solved, one device.
The compact disc format and keyring attachment make the iTag practical to attach to any item that needs tracking — a key fob, a bag strap, a pet collar, a child’s backpack, or a lanyard for an elderly relative who may wander. At 36×36×7.8mm, it is small enough to leave permanently attached without adding noticeable bulk or weight, which is the difference between a tracker that stays on the item and one that gets removed because it is inconvenient.
- Download the iTag app from the App Store on your iOS device — the iTag requires the app to function. Search for “iTag” in the App Store and install the official app before pairing.
- Open the app and follow the pairing instructions to connect the iTag to your phone via Bluetooth — ensure Bluetooth is enabled on the device before starting. The pairing process is typically a single tap to confirm the connection.
- Once paired, attach the iTag to the item you want to track using the built-in keyring loop — suitable for keys, bag zips, collar D-rings, backpack straps, and any attachment point that accepts a standard keyring.
- Set the alert range in the app to suit your use case — a tighter range for indoor use (e.g. around the house) and a wider range for outdoor use (e.g. a pet in the garden or a child in a park).
- Keys: attach via the keyring loop and receive an alert if you leave home without them, leave them in a door, or they are moved from their usual spot. Use the app to trigger the alarm when they are nearby but not visible.
- Bags and wallets: clip to a bag zip pull or inside a wallet pocket — the anti-loss alert notifies immediately if the bag is moved without the phone nearby, which is the use case for theft prevention in public spaces.
- Pets: attach to a collar D-ring — the 40m+ range covers most garden sizes and the alert triggers if a pet leaves the expected area. Note: the iTag is a proximity tracker, not a GPS tracker, and requires Bluetooth range to function.
- Children: attach to a backpack or lanyard — the alert triggers if a child moves beyond the set range in a public space, providing a proximity warning rather than a GPS location.
- Elderly relatives: clip to a lanyard or keyring — the proximity alert is useful for monitoring movement within a home or care environment where wandering is a concern.
- The iTag uses a replaceable button cell battery — battery life varies based on usage frequency and alert activity. The app typically displays a low battery warning when replacement is needed.
- Replace the battery with the correct button cell type as specified in the instruction manual — using the wrong battery type can damage the internal circuit.
- Keep the iTag dry — it is not waterproof and should not be submerged or left in heavy rain. For pet collar use, remove before bathing or swimming.
- Wipe the exterior with a dry cloth to remove dust or dirt — avoid solvents or abrasive cleaners on the disc surface.
- Anyone who regularly loses their keys: the single most common use case — the iTag attached to a key fob means the phone alerts if the keys are left behind and the alarm can be triggered from the app to find them within 40m.
- Parents of young children: the proximity alert provides a low-cost safety layer for public spaces — the alarm triggers if a child moves beyond the set range, providing an early warning before they are out of sight.
- Pet owners: particularly for cats and small dogs that are prone to leaving gardens — the collar attachment and proximity alert provide notification when a pet moves beyond the expected area.
- Carers of elderly relatives: a simple, low-cost proximity alert for home environments where wandering is a concern — no setup required from the elderly person, just a clip to a lanyard or keyring they already carry.
- As a gift: a practical, low-cost gift for anyone who frequently misplaces items — the White and Black colour options suit most preferences, and the compact format means it is easy to wrap and present.
“The moment you stop losing things is the moment you attach something to them that tells you when they’re gone — a 40m+ Bluetooth alert on your phone is that something.”



