leonboe1/GoogleFindMyTools

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What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-30, confidence not recorded

A Python framework that reimplements parts of Google's Find My Device (Find Hub) network, allowing users to query trackers and Android devices, decrypt their end-to-end encrypted location reports, and register custom ESP32- or Zephyr-based trackers. It includes firmware for building your own Find My Device-compatible trackers.

Use cases

• locate my Google Find My Device tracker from a computer
• decrypt encrypted location reports from the Find Hub network
• build my own ESP32 tracker compatible with Google's Find My Device network
• read out E2EE keys from my Find My Device account
• register a custom Zephyr-based tracker with Google's network
• track lost Android devices outside the official app

When to choose

• you want to query or decrypt locations from Google's Find My Device network programmatically
• you want to build a DIY tracker using ESP32 or Zephyr hardware
• you need headless access to Find My Device locations without the Android app

When to avoid

• you need a polished, production-ready tracking solution
• you run ARM Linux and need the full authentication flow
• you want to track devices without setting up Find My Device on an Android phone first
• you need support for P-256 curve trackers like Sony WH1000XM5 headphones

Facets

framework · maturity experimental

security cryptography sdk developer-tools embedded security privacy embedded-systems developer-tools hardware python windows embedded find-my-device find-hub tracker esp32 zephyr e2ee location-tracking reverse-engineering google-network linux macos

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