trackertag

noun
UK /ˈtrækə tæɡ/
US /ˈtrækər tæɡ/

A small tag that helps you find where something is.

She put a trackertag on her backpack so she could find it at school.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A digital label attached to a file or item so a computer can follow it.

The app added a trackertag to each photo in the album.

3. A marker used in games to show a player's position.

The game showed a trackertag above each player on the map.

4. A small sticker with a code that stores information about an object.

The museum put a trackertag on every artifact for the tour.