Qivari tracks your things live on Apple Find My and Android Find Hub — the world’s two biggest finding networks. Then it goes further: a scan-to-return code that brings your things back even when the battery’s dead, with no app required and your number always private.
Everything an AirTag does — and the part it can’t.
A tracker is brilliant right up until the moment it isn’t: the battery goes flat, you’re out of range, or a stranger finds your bag and — with a plain tracker — has no idea what to do with it. Qivari does the live-location part on Apple Find My and Android Find Hub — then adds the safety net a plain tracker can’t.
Every Qivari also carries a scan-to-return code that needs no power and no app — and unlike a hidden tracker chip, it plainly says scan if found, so the person holding your bag knows exactly what to do. They scan, send you a text, and it starts its way home — your number always private. Live tracking gets you close; scan-to-return brings it the rest of the way.
| Qivari | AirTag | Tile | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live location tracking | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Finder needs no app to return it | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Your number stays private | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Works on iPhone and Android | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Finder instantly knows what to do | ✓ | — | — |
| Gets your stuff home even on a dead battery | ✓ | — | — |
Live tracking gets you close. A clear “scan to return” that anyone understands — on any phone, even a dead battery — brings it the rest of the way home.
Want the detail? Read the full comparisons: Qivari vs. AirTag · Qivari vs. Tile
Both the Card and the Tag track live on Apple Find My and Android Find Hub, with scan-to-return built in. Pick the shape that fits what you carry.

Slim as a credit card, the luggage tracker made for bags that travel without you. Track it live on Apple Find My or Android Find Hub. If a stranger finds it first, the scan-to-return code brings it home — even flat.

The grab-and-go key finder for what you carry daily. Live location on Find My and Find Hub when you need it — scan-to-return when the battery’s gone.
Many people run both: a Card on the luggage that travels, a Tag on the keys and packs they carry every day. Every one speaks the same language — Qivari Private Relay.
The whole conversation happens by text, right in the messaging app you already use — like texting a friend. No app to download, no chat website to log into, no account. Both numbers stay hidden the entire time.

They scan the mark with any phone camera — no app to install, no account to make — and send you a message. Your number is never shown to them.

It reaches you as an ordinary text in the same Messages app you use every day — the one you text friends and family in. Reply right there, like texting a friend. Both numbers stay masked.

Sort out the hand-off by text, then the conversation ends. It even works on a Card or Tag with a dead battery — the scan needs no power.
A printed name-and-number tag hands your details to anyone holding your bag. Qivari keeps them private. Your private information is never shared.
Yes — it’s the reason Qivari exists. The Card and Tag track live on the same networks an AirTag uses on iPhone (Apple Find My) and add Android Find Hub for Android. Then they go further with a clearly marked scan-to-return code that works even when the battery’s dead, so a finder always knows exactly what to do. See the full Qivari vs. AirTag comparison.
Yes. AirTag only works with iPhone; Qivari works with both. On Android it tracks through Google’s Find Hub network, and on iPhone through Apple Find My. Scan-to-return works with any phone camera, on any phone.
Because trackers depend on a battery and a signal, and both let you down eventually. A Qivari mark needs neither. It’s the fallback that always works — which is exactly why the Card and Tag carry one too, for the day their battery runs flat.
No. Your number is never printed on a Qivari and never shown on the page a finder lands on. They can only reach you through Qivari Private Relay, where both numbers stay masked. You can delete your details anytime.
No — for either of you. A finder scans with their phone camera. When they message you, it’s an ordinary text in your usual Messages app. The Card and Tag use the tracking app already built into your phone (Find My or Find Hub) — there’s no Qivari app to install.
The Card is slim and slips into bags, luggage, and laptop sleeves. The Tag clips onto keys, packs, and gear you carry every day. Both track live and both scan to return, so it comes down to shape — and plenty of people keep one of each.
The Card and Tag are built for travel and daily use. Rain, spills, and a rough trip won’t faze them. The Card recharges wirelessly, and the scan-to-return code on both needs no power at all — so they’re ready whenever you need them.
A Card for the bags that travel. A Tag for the keys and gear you carry. Everything, back in your hands.
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