Motorola is introducing a new tracker called the Moto Tag that is compatible with Google’s Find My Device network and has UWB. It’s basically an AirTag, but for Android.

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Motorola's new Moto Tag is a $29 item tracker for Android users, compatible with Google's upgraded Find My Device network. It features Bluetooth and ultra wideband (UWB) for precise tracking and has an IP67 rating for water resistance. The tag uses a CR2032 coin cell battery, which lasts up to a year, and it can also function as a remote shutter for Motorola phones. It will be available for purchase starting August 2nd.

The Moto Tag is an AirTag for Android