What's new

A short tour of the product

The homepage has a 30-second video of signing up, connecting your AirTags and the route map. New accounts also get one hint at a time, from sign-up through to a connected account.

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Euro prices across Europe

Visitors from the UK, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, the Western Balkans and the EU countries outside the euro now see and pay prices in euros.

Connecting works again

On 13 October Apple began refusing sign-ins from tools like ours, so new connections failed with “This action cannot be completed at this time.” Connecting works again from 14 October. AirTags that were already connected kept updating throughout.

No more waiting for a code that never comes

When Apple already trusts the sign-in, the connect wizard now finishes on its own instead of asking for a code Apple never sent.

We tell you when Apple signs you out

If Apple ends your session, the dashboard asks you to reconnect and we email you straight away. Before, the account could look connected while no new locations arrived.

A clearer billing page

Billing shows your current plan and a timeline of when a new pass would start. Always On subscribers can switch between monthly and yearly.

Connecting fixed after an Apple change

From 10 to 16 September, connecting failed at the passcode step after Apple changed which sign-ins it accepts. Accounts that were already connected kept updating.

Tags that never report are paused, not forgotten

If a tag sends no location for 48 hours, we pause it, email you, and show a Resume button on the dashboard.

An email when a tag goes quiet

If a tag's location stops changing for 48 hours, for example after a battery change, we email you so you can check on it.

Map pins work on iPhone

Tapping a pin on the dashboard map now opens it on iPhone, and a tap that only just misses still counts.

Open any location in Google Maps

Every pin and every point on a tag's trail has a link that opens that spot in Google Maps, so you can get directions there.

Satellite view and a clearer map

Both maps can switch to satellite imagery, the trail is a thick blue line, and on a phone the tag list slides out of the way to show more map.

Disconnect your Apple account

Settings now has a Disconnect button. We delete the Apple session and your AirTag keys, and keep your location history so you can still browse it.

AirTag History is live

Sign up at airtaghistory.com with your email or Google, connect your AirTags in a few steps in the browser, and see them on a full-screen map. Your Apple ID password is used once and never stored.

Place names instead of coordinates

Each tag in the list shows a short name for the place it's at, not just latitude and longitude.

The dashboard keeps itself up to date

New locations appear on the map and in the list every 30 seconds, without reloading the page.

Rewind where your tags have been

A slider under the map steps back through every saved location, so you can see where a tag was at any moment.

All your tags on one map

The dashboard opens on a single map with every tag's latest location.

The first version

A dashboard that saves every location your AirTags report and lists each tag's history, so an old location is kept instead of being replaced by the next one.