ZeroTrace AirLeak Pro
Tracker Detection
Finding AirTags, Tile, SmartTag and other item finders, on the move
AirLeak Pro detects the common Bluetooth item finders and flags the states that matter for spotting an unwanted tracker, and because the Pro is battery-powered and portable, it's especially suited to checking whether something is following you.
What it finds
| Tracker | Detected state |
|---|---|
| Apple AirTag / Find My | Separated-from-owner, unwanted-tracking-protection, battery |
| Tile | Presence and variant |
| Samsung SmartTag | Owner-nearby / moving / separated |
| Google Find My Network | Presence, separated state |
| Chipolo and other Find My accessories | Presence |
A separated tracker, one that's away from its owner, near you, over time, is the classic signature of a tracker that might be following you rather than sitting in its owner's bag.
On the move
Because the Pro runs on battery, you can carry it. If the same separated tracker keeps showing up across a walk or drive, it stands out. The app's Hunt workflow lets you lock onto one tracker and use its signal strength to physically locate it, the reading rises as you get closer.
Lock a tracker as your Hunt target in the app and use the live signal to close in on it. The Drive map also shows where a tracker was seen along your route.
Alerts
The firmware raises a privacy alert when it sees the tell-tale patterns, a separated tracker seen repeatedly nearby, or an unwanted-tracking-protection signal, and the status LED reflects it. See AirLeak's Tracker Detection for the full detection logic, which is shared with the Pro.
Tracker detection catches devices that broadcast recognizable Bluetooth signatures. A tracker that's powered off, out of range, or using an unsupported protocol won't be seen. Treat it as a strong aid, not an absolute guarantee.