Blueee

Blueee remembers where you were when a Bluetooth device leaves you, then helps you look for it nearby. It is for bands, earbuds, key tags and other Bluetooth Low Energy devices you add yourself. The last place These devices have no GPS of their own. Blueee uses your iPhone’s location instead. The moment a device connects or disconnects, it saves where you were. If you allow location in the background, it can do this while the app is not open, and it keeps the trail from the day before the device left. Open the map and walk there. Find it up close Pick a device and watch the live signal. The colour warms and the phone buzzes faster as you get closer, and eases off when you move away. Walk to locate A phone cannot point straight at an ordinary Bluetooth device. Hold the phone upright and walk a short L-shape. Blueee combines that path with the signal and shows an arrow, then a hot-and-cold cue when you are close. With headphones, a tone can suggest a direction. AirPods that support head tracking keep the cue aimed as you turn your head. This is an estimate. A dark room or a blank wall can make the path tracking fail. On this iPhone Devices, places and trails stay on this phone. There is no account, and nothing is uploaded. You can erase all of it in Settings. Blueee only sees Bluetooth Low Energy devices you add in the app. Classic Bluetooth accessories that do not advertise over BLE will not appear. A pin is where your phone was, not a location inside the device. You decide whether to go.