Tiny. Loud. Replaceable battery.
SKYTAG Button is the tracker I designed after watching engineers lose things on factory floors. One button. One tap. Loud enough to hear across a workshop.
It pairs with Apple's Find My network, so you can locate it anywhere in the world where another iPhone is nearby. No subscription. No app to install.
Replaceable CR2032 means you're never stranded. The 100dB buzzer actually cuts through real-world noise.
Real scenarios from real users.
Mapping the annoyances to the engineering.
| The problem | SKYTAG Button solution |
|---|---|
| I lose my keys every morning. | 100dB buzzer + Apple Find My. Hear it from anywhere. |
| Other trackers need charging every week. | Replaceable CR2032 battery. 1 year of use. |
| My tracker died in the rain. | IP65 rated — sealed against rain, splashes, and dust. |
| Subscriptions and monthly fees are annoying. | No subscription, no app. Uses Apple's free Find My. |
| Trackers are too big and heavy. | 15g lightweight + keychain loop. |
| I can't hear the beeper in noisy places. | 100dB speaker. Louder than most competitors. |
Designed, tested, used by real people.
I've tested dozens of Bluetooth trackers over the years. Most fail in one of three ways: dead battery, weak buzzer, or no water resistance.
SKYTAG Button is the first one I designed that solves all three. The replaceable CR2032 means you're never stranded. The 100dB buzzer actually cuts through real-world noise. And IP65 means you can stop worrying about rain, sweat, or the occasional puddle.
I clip mine to my keys every morning. I forgot it was there for 11 months — until I needed it. Found my keys in 30 seconds.