Pebblebee, known for its Android Find Hub and Apple Find My trackers, has released two new battery-free ID tags. These products, the "Link Bag Tag" and "Collar ID," are based on the company's Link QR code system, which was introduced in 2025.
The "Link Bag Tag" is a QR code designed for luggage recovery. It features a TSA-friendly and tamper-evident design, offering universal support without requiring a battery. Users can customize the landing page for the QR code, which includes necessary information and enables private communication with the finder without sharing personal contact details.
Pebblebee's "Collar ID" is a QR tag for pets, designed to be attached to a collar. This tag is durable, chew-resistant, and waterproof, measuring 1.26-inch x 1.73-inch. When a pet is lost, owners can mark the "Collar ID" as "lost" in the Pebblebee app, which can include a last-seen date and instructions. The system also automatically adds the pet's information to local pet registries.
Both new tags facilitate communication between the finder and owner through Pebblebee's service, maintaining privacy. While these QR tags do not replace active trackers, they serve as alternatives or complementary devices. For instance, a "Link Bag Tag" can be used alongside an active tracker like a Clip in a bag, providing a backup if the tracker's battery depletes.
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Pebblebee has launched two new battery-free ID tags, the "Link Bag Tag" and "Collar ID," which use QR codes to help recover lost items and pets. These tags function as alternatives or companions to active trackers, providing a communication method between finders and owners.