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Life360 adds scannable pet tags and care logs to its safety app

Created at 25 Aug · 4:51 PM1 source↑ Market-relevant
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Life360 is expanding its pet-tracking services with new scannable pet tags that alert families when scanned and introduce "care logs" for managing pet routines. The company also enhanced its GPS pet trackers with "Zoomies Alerts."

Key Numbers

$7.99price of scannable pet tags
8 millionpets added to Life360 accounts
$99-per-yearcost of Silver bundles including pet trackers

Who's Involved

Life360
Family location-sharing and safety app expanding into pet tech
Tile
Acquired company whose technology powers Life360's tracking features
Life360 adds scannable pet tags and care logs to its safety app

↳ Why This Matters

Life360 is broadening its appeal beyond family safety to encompass comprehensive pet care, integrating technology to provide peace of mind for pet owners and streamline daily pet management for families.

Key facts

  • Life360 introduced $7.99 scannable pet tags that alert owners when scanned.
  • The app now features "care logs" for scheduling and tracking pet feeding, walking, and medication.
  • New "Zoomies Alerts" are available for GPS trackers to monitor pet energy bursts.
  • Pet GPS trackers are now included in the Silver subscription bundles.
  • The new products are available in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K.

Life360, a family location-sharing and safety app, is enhancing its pet-tracking capabilities with the introduction of new scannable pet tags and additional pet care features. The $7.99 scannable tags provide a digital way to share contact information and alert families if a pet is found, leveraging the company's tracking network technology acquired through its purchase of Tile.

Since integrating pet tracking last year, Life360 has seen over 8 million pets added to user accounts. The new scannable tags address a market need for simpler pet identification without the bulk of a GPS tracker, while still providing a notification to the family when the QR code is scanned. This scan also provides the pet's last known location if the pet has escaped from the finder.

In addition to the scannable tags, Life360 is rolling out "care logs" to help families manage and track pet routines such as feeding, walking, and medication. The company is also introducing "Zoomies Alerts" for its GPS trackers, which monitor bursts of energy, and a "Weekly Roundup" feature to summarize pet care activities. The affordability of pet trackers has also improved, now being included in the $99-per-year Silver bundles, previously only available in higher-tier plans. These new products are available for purchase on Life360's website and Amazon in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K.

Frequently asked questions

Life360 is expanding its pet-tracking capabilities with new scannable pet tags and additional pet care features.

The new scannable pet tags cost $7.99.

When the QR code on the tag is scanned, the pet owner's family is alerted through the Life360 app, and the pet's last known location is recorded.

New features include "care logs" for tracking feeding, walking, and medication, and "Zoomies Alerts" for GPS trackers to monitor pet energy bursts.

What Happens Next

01Families can update contact details via the Life360 pet profile.
02New pet tags and GPS trackers are available for purchase on Life360's website and Amazon.

How It Developed

Life360 launched new scannable pet tags for $7.99.
The tags alert families via the Life360 app when scanned.
New "care logs" allow families to track pet feeding, walking, and medication schedules.
GPS pet trackers now include "Zoomies Alerts" to track bursts of pet energy.
A "Weekly Roundup" feature will summarize pet care activities.
Pet GPS trackers are now included in the $99-per-year Silver bundles.
The new products are available on Life360's website and Amazon in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K.

Sources

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Life360 expands pet tracking with new $8 scannable tags and zoomie alertsTechCrunch

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