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Ocufii makes connected security kits that alert your phone when something moves. The TagMe Alert range pairs small FlexiBand and FlexiTag beacons with a Wi-Fi hub to watch jewelry boxes, pill bottles, artwork or collectibles, while TagMe Secure adds connected cable and trigger locks for firearm owners who want to know if a stored gun is touched. Starter kits, add-on beacons, hubs, locks and gift cards are sold separately.
The free Ocufii app runs the devices and includes TagMe Assist, a personal safety feature for alerting friends and family. The online store is run from Lake Lure, North Carolina, ships to US addresses only and charges in US dollars.
| Shipping | Ships to US addresses only; shipping costs are shown at checkout. |
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| App | The free Ocufii app for iOS and Android runs TagMe devices and includes the TagMe Assist personal safety feature. |
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| Ways to pay | Major cards and Shop Pay, with Shop Pay Installments available. |
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