Moft’s new MagSafe wallet adds Find My tracking and a wireless remote

Moft is pushing its MagSafe wallet farther into accessory territory, turning a slim card holder into a mini tripod, a phone remote and a tracker in one $59.99 package. The Trackable Tripod Wallet is now available for preorder, with shipping expected to begin in late April.

The pitch is straightforward: reduce the number of separate devices people carry for photos, video calls and keeping tabs on lost essentials. Moft says the wallet works with iPhone 12 and later, including Pro and Pro Max models, and can also attach to other iPhones with an included metal ring. It measures 3.8 by 2.5 by 0.39 inches, weighs 3.46 ounces and holds up to two cards, which keeps it on the thin side even as it picks up new functions.

Those functions are not trivial add-ons. The wallet includes Apple Find My support, so it can be located through the Find My app, and it adds a wireless remote for triggering the phone’s shutter button for photos and video. Moft says the built-in battery lasts up to six months on standby and needs a wireless charge about every six months. A full recharge takes about 1.5 hours on a Qi-certified charger, and the battery is built in and not replaceable.

The wallet keeps the folding design that made Moft’s earlier magnetic wallets stand out. It offers three modes, Floating Mode, Stand Mode and Vlogging Mode, and comes in Misty Cove, Jet Black and Terracotta. Moft previewed the Trackable Tripod Wallet at CES 2026 in Las Vegas on Jan. 5, alongside the Trackable Snap-on Phone Stand & Wallet, Trackable Snap Tripod Wallet and Trackable Snap Field Wallet. The company says it pioneered the hybrid wallet-and-stand category in 2020 with its original Snap-on MagSafe design.

Apple describes Find My as an encrypted, anonymous network of hundreds of millions of Apple devices, and says compatible third-party accessories can be added in the app. That gives Moft a useful technical backbone, but the bigger question is practical: whether a wallet that tracks itself, props up a phone and fires the camera shutter actually simplifies daily use, or just compresses several gadgets into one pricier accessory.