About this app
MyInCard is the companion app for InCard Bluetooth accessories. Keep track of your keys, wallet, bag, or anything you care about — and find them fast when it matters. TRACK EVERYTHING ON A MAP See the last known location of all your tagged items at a glance on a full-screen map. MyInCard automatically records where each tag was last detected, so you always have a reference point no matter where you are. PRECISE FINDING WITH UWB When you're close, switch to Precise Finding mode. Powered by Ultra-Wideband technology, a real-time directional arrow and live distance readout guide you straight to your item — down to centimeter accuracy. No more guessing or searching blind. PLAY A SOUND Can't see it but know it's nearby? Trigger an audible alert on your tag and follow the sound right to it. GET DIRECTIONS One tap opens Apple Maps with turn-by-turn directions to your item's last recorded location — perfect when you've left something across town. SIMPLE AND SECURE SETUP Pairing is fast and encrypted. Bring your tag nearby, tap Add, and it's ready to track — no account required. COMPATIBLE DEVICES • VibeTag Pro Requires Bluetooth and Location permissions. Precise Finding requires an iPhone with a UWB chip (iPhone 11 or later).
Latest release
What’s New
This update makes finding your items more precise and reliable: • Redesigned Precise Finding screen with a clean, minimal look and clearer direction & distance guidance • Automatically connects to your device when you open Precise Finding • Fixed an issue where Precise Finding couldn't recover after a Bluetooth / UWB disconnect • Various stability and performance improvements
Audience growth
Ratings growth
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Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.
Price tracking
Price intelligence
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- First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 6:13 AM Free