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10 Everyday Items to Put an AirTag On

It doesn’t matter how organized you are. We all know that panicked moment when you’re heading out the door and think, Where are my keys?

AirTags let you create a simple system for keeping track of the things you use every day. Instead of searching the house for your wallet, remote, glasses, or bag, you can check your phone and know where to start looking.

You can play a sound to help locate something nearby, or use the Find My app to see where an item is and get directions to it. You can also share an AirTag with a caregiver or loved one through Find My, so someone you trust can help locate an item too.

It’s one less everyday stressor to worry about.

AirTag in an adhesive holder attached to an eyeglasses case beside a pair of glasses.

Glasses or Sunglasses Case

Glasses are easy to set down and forget, especially between rooms, in bags, in the car, in a walker, etc. Attaching an AirTag to the case with a silicone adhesive AirTag holder, like the one linked below, can make them much easier to track down.

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White AirTag attached to the front of a spiral notebook.

Notebook or Planner

If you rely on a notebook or planner for appointments, reminders, or important information, losing it can be especially frustrating. Attaching an AirTag with a silicone adhesive AirTag holder, like the one linked below, can help you quickly locate it.

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AirTag in an adhesive holder attached to a checkbook beside a receipt.

Checkbook

A checkbook is small, important, and easy to tuck into a drawer or bag and forget about. Attaching an AirTag with a silicone adhesive holder, like the one linked below, gives it an easy way to be tracked down.

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AirTag in an adhesive holder attached to the inside of a car seat.

The Car

An AirTag, like the one linked below, can help you remember where you parked, particularly in large parking lots or garages. It can also make it easier to locate the car after someone else has moved it.

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White AirTag attached to a remote control.

Remotes

Remotes have a habit of disappearing into blankets, cushions, and unexpected rooms. Attaching an AirTag with an adhesive holder, like the one linked below, can make it much easier to track down a frequently misplaced TV remote, fan remote, or light remote without searching the whole house.

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AirTag attached to the bottom of a blue remote control.

Remote Case

If you search for a specific remote brand, like Roku or Samsung, a remote case with a built-in AirTag holder, like the one linked below, can be a useful and subtle way to attach a tracker to your remote!

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AirTag in a keychain holder attached to a set of car keys.

Keys

Keys are one of the easiest everyday items to misplace. An AirTag keychain, like the one linked below, keeps the tracker securely attached (in a visually appealing way) so you can use your phone to help find them.

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White AirTag placed inside an interior pocket of a blue bag.

Purse or Bag

Purses and everyday bags often move between rooms, cars, and different locations throughout the day. Keeping an AirTag, like the one linked below, inside can help you quickly track down where you left yours.

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White AirTag beside a small wallet and credit card.

Wallet

An Airtag (like the one linked below) in your wallet can make a misplaced wallet much easier to locate. This can be especially useful if you tend to leave it in different bags, rooms, or pockets.

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White AirTag placed inside the zippered pocket of a jacket.

Coat

If you regularly leave a coat at appointments, restaurants, events, or other people's homes, an AirTag (like the one linked below) in the pocket can help you remember where it ended up. It can also help locate a coat that has been put away somewhere unexpected.

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