BLE 5.3 Compatible

How to Find Your Lost Oura Oura Ring 4 in Minutes

Losing your $349 Oura Ring 4 is stressful. But if they still have battery, they're broadcasting an invisible Bluetooth Low Energy signal right now. EarBuddy turns your phone into a radar that can detect that signal and guide you straight to them.

Why Your Phone Isn't Enough

The Oura app has absolutely no find or locate feature. For a $349 ring that's smaller than a coin, this is a major oversight. Once it slips off, you're on your own.

How EarBuddy Finds Your Oura Ring 4

Because Oura uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE 5.3), your Oura Ring 4 constantly broadcasts a short-range signal — even when disconnected. EarBuddy scans for this signal and shows you real-time signal strength on a radar display, guiding you physically to the device.

Open EarBuddy and start scanning immediately.

Oura Ring 4 emits a BLE signal, though it's weaker than larger devices.

Search the area slowly — bathroom sinks, nightstands, gym floors.

Move very slowly and get close to surfaces. The ring's small antenna means shorter range.

When signal peaks, search that exact spot — check drains, crevices, and gaps.

Ready to Find Your Oura Ring 4?

Download EarBuddy and start scanning in seconds. The Bluetooth radar works with all BLE devices — no pairing required.

Download EarBuddy to Find Your Oura

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Oura app find my ring?

No. The Oura app has zero locate, ring, or tracking functionality. EarBuddy is the only way to scan for the Oura Ring's Bluetooth signal.

How hard is it to find an Oura Ring with Bluetooth?

The ring's small size means a weaker BLE signal with shorter range (10-15 feet). Move slowly and methodically. EarBuddy will detect it when you're close enough.