A Bluetooth finder ecosystem for personal safety
Without waiting for an operating-system alert, scan for AirTag and other trackers with an active BLE broadcast; lock onto a target and narrow the signal down to its source.
Hardware coming soon. The mobile app will launch free on the App Store and Google Play.
Scanning with or without an alert
iPhone and Android alerts only work on supported devices and when specific movement conditions occur. AntiAirtag hardware directly scans devices with an active BLE broadcast in range, even when the phone produces no alert.
A tag left outside the bodywork or behind metal may not produce regular alerts in the cabin. Record normal broadcasts as a baseline, then follow new signals around the cabin, trunk, and outer body.
Multi-angle scanning for metal reflectionsFilter active BLE broadcasts, including unbranded tags and pet trackers that never trigger an AirTag alert; pick a target and follow how its signal changes.
Search without looking at a screen, with sound + vibrationWhitelist the devices you trust. Review the remaining broadcasts by suspicion score, manufacturer data, and beacon-like packets.
Your data stays on your deviceTwo devices, one ecosystem
From a simple, affordable standalone detector to a screen-based professional search experience.
Most accessible modelScreenless · small · standalone
Turn it on without waiting for a phone alert, scan active BLE broadcasts, and lock onto a target. Sound and vibration that grow as you approach show you the way.
Fully standalone controlTouch display · advanced control
See broadcasts your phone does not recognize on its own display; manage target selection and signal strength without an operating-system alert.
AntiAirtag App · always free
On its own, the app works as a focused Bluetooth scanner and signal finder. When Mini or Touch is connected, it brings strong-antenna scan data to your phone.
Smart BLE scanningReview RSSI signal, manufacturer data, Apple BLE data, and beacon-like broadcasts.
Hot / cold findingSearch with vibration that quickens as the selected signal strengthens, plus an approach trend.
Vehicle baselineRecord the devices normally in your car to separate new broadcasts more easily.
Hardware hubPair AntiAirtag devices; monitor, manage, and update their scans.
Local and privacy-focused. Scan, whitelist, and baseline data stays on your phone; core scanning needs no account.
How do you find an AirTag?
Build a list of nearby Bluetooth Low Energy broadcasts with the app or hardware.
Whitelist your own devices; in a car, define the normal environment with a baseline recording.
Select a broadcast you cannot explain. Target it with the buttons on Mini, or from the list on Touch or in the app.
Approach in small steps as the sound, vibration, and RSSI strengthen; re-check from different angles.
Beyond the phone antenna
Phone antennas are designed for general use. AntiAirtag hardware pairs a 3D antenna structure focused on Bluetooth search with an external SMA antenna option.
Detection performance varies with the environment, obstacles, the device's broadcast interval, antenna choice, and electromagnetic noise.
Choose the right AntiAirtag
Start with the free app; move to hardware for a stronger antenna and standalone use.
| Feature | Mobile App | Mini | Touch |
|---|---|---|---|
| BLE device scanning | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Works without the app | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| 3D + external SMA antenna | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sound and vibration | Phone | ✓ | ✓ |
| On-device display | Phone | — | ✓ |
| Whitelist and vehicle baseline | ✓ | With app | With app |
| Hardware updates | Manages | With app | With app |
| Price position | Free | Affordable | Advanced |
AntiAirtag security blog
From searching without any phone alert to filing a report: sourced, actionable guides prepared for Türkiye.
See all guidesLearn step by step how to find an AirTag with an iPhone or Android alert, by playing a sound, or by narrowing the BLE signal when no notification arrives.
Read the guideLearn how to search for AirTag, unbranded BLE tags, and pet tracking devices in a car or belongings even when iPhone or Android never alerts.
Read the guideLearn the signs of AirTag tracking even without a phone notification, active BLE scanning, safe search steps, and when to call 112.
Read the guideRight expectations, safer use
!AntiAirtag shows Bluetooth broadcasts and packet indicators. It cannot by itself confirm that a broadcast is an AirTag or a malicious tracking device.
!A missing phone alert does not mean no device is present; automatic alerts depend on the supported network, movement pattern, settings, and detection conditions.
!RSSI expresses approximate proximity; walls, people, metal, and car bodies can reflect or weaken the signal.
!Devices that are off, not broadcasting, use only cellular/GPS, or are non-Bluetooth cannot be detected.
!If you face urgent danger or suspect persistent stalking, move to a safe area without tampering with the device, and contact law enforcement.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers on technical limits, searching a car, and blocking AirTags.
First use your iPhone or Android unwanted-tracking alert and its play-sound feature. With no alert, scan nearby BLE broadcasts, set aside your own devices, and approach the source as your selected signal strengthens. Because metal and walls reflect signals, re-check from different directions several times. Read the step-by-step AirTag finding guide.
Scan the car in its normal state for 1–5 minutes to build a baseline. Select broadcasts that appear later, then slowly scan the cabin, under the seats, and the trunk first, followed by the wheel arches and around the outer body. Because metal surfaces in a car can mislead RSSI, check each zone from different angles.
AntiAirtag detects Bluetooth Low Energy advertising broadcasts and signal strength. Manufacturer data, service data, and beacon-like packet formats help the review, but on their own they do not definitively prove a device's brand, model, or intent.
Yes. Mini and Touch scan active BLE advertising broadcasts in range without waiting for the operating system to classify a device as “unwanted tracking” and produce an alert. That way, unbranded or pet tracking tags outside the compatible network can also be seen if they broadcast BLE. Devices that are off, out of battery, heavily shielded, or not broadcasting BLE cannot be seen.
No. AntiAirtag is not a jammer and does not interfere with radio signals. Jammers can also cut off legitimate communications, and their use is subject to legal restrictions. The safe method is to find the device, preserve the evidence, and disable it per the manufacturer's instructions or with law-enforcement support.
The app sees compatible BLE devices that are broadcasting. Devices with Bluetooth off, a very long broadcast interval, out of range, using only classic Bluetooth, or using non-Bluetooth tracking technology may not be listed.
Mini and Touch carry a 3D antenna dedicated to Bluetooth search plus an external SMA Bluetooth antenna. Under compatible conditions, this focused hardware can provide stronger and steadier reception than a phone's general-purpose internal antenna.
Yes. It scans standalone with its built-in battery; targets are selected with the buttons, and sound and vibration grow as you approach. When the app is connected, extras such as viewing the device list, remote management, and updates become available.
The AntiAirtag app will be free on the App Store and Google Play. Core scanning, whitelist, and vehicle baseline data is stored locally on the phone; core use needs no account or cloud transfer.
Coming soon
Contact us for product launch dates, the app release, and early-access announcements.