01The holder
Riveted on, not clipped on.
Two steel studs fix the leather holder to the webbing. No clip to spring open, no pouch to work loose.
Beirut · cash on delivery
Order
iPhone and Android · no app
A reflective collar with the tracker already fitted. No subscription, no SIM.
01The holder
Two steel studs fix the leather holder to the webbing. No clip to spring open, no pouch to work loose.
02The collar
Nylon webbing, a side-release buckle, a D-ring for the tag they already wear. Not a gadget strapped on — a better collar.
03Seen and heard
The stripe throws headlights straight back at three in the morning. The bell finds them before the map does.
04The point of all of it
Your pet is out. Instead of printing posters, you are looking at a location and a time.
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The tracker
The disc at your pet’s throat. No GPS, no SIM — it broadcasts over Bluetooth straight to your phone’s map, and nothing else.
Worn
The holder sits where a name tag would, the bell below it. One collar — not a collar and a gadget.
No GPS. No SIM. Here’s the real mechanism.
No GPS, no SIM. It broadcasts over Bluetooth to your phone’s own map — no app. Three states worth knowing before you buy.
State · in range
Your map walks you in on the last few metres. Warmer, colder, until you are standing over it.
State · out of range
The pin holds where they were last heard, and the clock runs. On an empty road that can be a while. Better you know now.
State · found
Any phone that passes within range relays a location back to you — encrypted and anonymous. In Beirut, that turns an afternoon into an hour.
That is the honest version. Anyone selling “live GPS” at this price is describing a different product.
On your phone
Watch the three states happen live.
Drag the phone to turn it.
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Specification
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Owners
Order
Nothing to choose, nothing to add on. The tracker arrives already fitted.
$4 delivery anywhere in Lebanon, cash to the driver. Beirut same day, elsewhere three to four.
One last tap sends it to us and we will call you back to arrange the delivery. Nothing has reached us until you do.
Confirm orderQuestions
The holder is riveted to the webbing with two steel press studs rather than clipped on, so there is no catch for a paw to find and nothing that pops off when it snags. The tag drops in from behind and sits under the leather, with only its face showing through the window.
Fit the collar snugly enough that you can slide two fingers underneath and no more, and check it every couple of weeks the way you would any collar.
Yes. It is a collar first — nylon webbing, a side-release buckle, a bell and a D-ring, the same as the collar your pet already wears. The tracker is a general-purpose Bluetooth tag and it sits flat inside the leather holder, so there is nothing dangling off it and nothing swinging around as your pet moves.
Fit it snugly — two fingers underneath and no more — and check it every couple of weeks, the way you would any collar.
Yes — that is most of the point. The reflective stripe throws a driver’s headlights straight back at three in the morning, and the bell usually tells you where your cat is long before you would think to check the map.
One thing worth knowing if your cat climbs: vets often recommend a breakaway collar outdoors, one that releases if it snags on a branch or a fence. This collar closes with a side-release buckle, and we are confirming with the manufacturer whether that buckle is a breakaway type. We will say so here either way.
Yes. The tracker pairs over Bluetooth and shows up right on your phone’s own map — no app to install — so it doesn’t matter whether you or your household carry iPhone or Android.
Then the location doesn’t update. You see the last place the tracker was heard and the time it was heard there, which is still where a search starts. In built-up areas an update usually isn’t long coming. On an empty road, it can be.
We deliver anywhere in Lebanon. Inside Beirut it usually reaches you the same day; anywhere else it is three to four days at the most. Delivery is $4, and you pay for everything in cash when the driver hands it over.
The location reports are encrypted and anonymous, so only you can read your tracker’s position, from your own phone. It is built to find a pet, not to follow a person without their knowledge.
Delivery
now your phone sees the tag