ZeroTrace AirLeak Pro
Bluetooth Capture
The complete reference for AirLeak Pro's Bluetooth-LE device intelligence — every ecosystem and format it recognizes, running alongside full Wi-Fi.
Bluetooth capture
Alongside its Wi-Fi radio, AirLeak Pro runs the same Bluetooth-LE device intelligence as the standalone AirLeak. A raw Bluetooth scan is just a list of addresses and numbers; AirLeak Pro turns that into readable identities — this is an AirPods case, that is a Samsung SmartTag with its owner, those three are environmental sensors.
What it recognizes
Find My accessories and AirTags, AirPods (including case-lid and battery state), and the "Nearby" continuity signals iPhones and iPads constantly broadcast — including Find My separated/owner state.
For a fuller explanation of how this recognition works, and how AirLeak singles out item trackers, see the AirLeak pages on device intelligence and tracker detection. AirLeak Pro shares the same engine byte-for-byte.
Privacy addresses
Most current phones and many accessories rotate the Bluetooth address they broadcast every few minutes, on purpose, so they can't be trailed by that address alone. AirLeak Pro is built around this: instead of trusting the address, it recognizes a device by the pattern of how it advertises and stitches together the rotating addresses that clearly belong to the same device, including cross-checking the device's private resolvable address where the protocol allows it. A phone that changes its address every fifteen minutes shows up as one device you can follow over time, not a crowd of momentary strangers.
Follow-me alerts
AirLeak Pro carries the same follow-me detection as AirLeak: a tracker that appears to be travelling with you, a SmartTag or Find My accessory unexpectedly separated from its owner, or an unknown device that has been near you for an unusually long time. See follow-me alerts.
On the standalone AirLeak this is the whole picture. On the Pro, everything here runs at the same time as full Wi-Fi capture and GPS tagging, so a single survey covers both radios and their locations.