Google’s Find Hub

Find lost devices and everyday items

Google’s Find Hub helps Android users locate phones, tablets, Bluetooth accessories and other connected items. It is a practical fit for anyone who wants one place to check where something was last seen, find a device nearby, or protect data after a phone goes missing.

Useful when the item is close—or offline

When a device is somewhere in the house, office or car, Find Hub can prompt it to play a sound so you can narrow down its location. Its wider finding network can also help identify compatible devices and accessories that are not currently connected to Wi‑Fi or mobile data, using nearby Android devices to detect encrypted signals.

• View device or item locations on a map.
• Play a sound to help find something nearby.
• Lock a missing device and show a contact message on its lock screen.
• Erase a device remotely when recovery is unlikely.
• Use compatible Wear OS devices to help find a phone or other item.

A straightforward security tool

The main controls focus on the actions people usually need first: locating an item, making it ring, securing it, or removing its data. Find Hub also supports live location sharing with trusted contacts, which can be useful for coordinating a meeting or checking in during a journey. The feature set is most useful for people already using Android and Google services across several devices.

At a glance

Developed by Google LLC, Find Hub sits in the Tools category and has reached 1,000,000,000+ installs. Its rating is approximately 4.27 from 1,589,789 reviews, giving it a large base of user feedback. This is a focused utility rather than a general file or phone-management app: its value comes from helping you locate, secure and manage missing devices and compatible items.