Top-notch bit of kit
Top-notch bit of kit! Easy to use, works a treat – no more chasing the dog round the park.
1 May 2025
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EasyDay is a simple yet powerful GPS tracking solution that helps pet parents stay connected with their furry companions, anytime and anywhere. Whether you’re keeping tabs on a curious cat, an energetic pup, or even your luggage while traveling, EasyDay gives you peace of mind with real-time location updates through an easy-to-use mobile app. We created EasyDay to make tracking effortless and stress-free — no complicated setup, no guesswork. Just reliable, real-time updates and thoughtful features that help you stay close to the ones (or things) that matter most. With EasyDay, you’re never really apart. You’re always just a tap away.
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United Kingdom
- support@easyday.life
- easyday.life
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