A small tag, a free app, and one less thing to wonder about.
Your SGo tag came with your unit at Sunny Storage. Attach it, pair it with the app, and get an alert if what you stored turns up somewhere you didn't put it.
No tools, no wiring, no batteries to buy.
Do it right at your unit on move-in day — our team is happy to help.
Stick or clip it to whatever you'd hate to lose — a box of tools, a bike, a piece of furniture, the trailer hitch. Somewhere it won't be peeled off in a hurry.
~15 secondsOpen the camera on your phone and scan the code on the tag's packaging. It takes you straight to the free app — no account to build from scratch.
~20 secondsGive the tag a name you'll recognize — “Garage boxes,” “Dad's tool chest,” “Boat trailer” — and turn on alerts. That's the whole setup.
~25 secondsHere's the honest version — including what it doesn't do.
It's not a live video feed. Location updates when a phone passes nearby — not every second. That's why every screen shows you when it was last seen.
Inside a closed steel unit, it may go quiet for a while. Metal walls block signal and hallways are empty most of the day. That's normal, and it isn't the point.
The point is the moment things move. Out in the open — a driveway, a truck, a road, a parking lot — the signal comes through. If your things ever leave without you, that's exactly where you want to be able to see them.
We take care of the property. Your SGo tag stays with the item.
Everything on our side of the fence, around the clock.
And keeps going where the cameras stop.
Most people visit their unit a few times a year. In between, the tag is the thing that would speak up.
The trip from your home to your unit is when things get lost or left behind. On the road, the network is at its best.
No SIM, no data plan, no charging cable. Attach it and forget about it — the battery runs about a year.
Locations are relayed anonymously and encrypted. The phones that help spot your item never know it was there.
Sharing a unit with family or a business partner? Send a view of one item, for as long as you choose.
One tag per item, one app for all of them. Boxes, bikes, trailers, tools — name each one and see them together.
We're here to help!
Because your unit is essentially a steel box with the door shut, and the hallway outside is empty most of the day. Signals don't travel well through metal, and there aren't many phones passing by to pick one up. This is expected. The tag earns its keep the moment your item is out in the open — a driveway, a truck, a road — which is exactly when you'd want to know about it.
Whenever a compatible phone passes close enough to spot it. In a busy area that can be every few minutes; in a quiet one it can be hours or longer. That's why the app always shows a timestamp instead of pretending the location is live.
No — and please don't treat it that way. Your tenant insurance covers loss or damage financially. The tag is a locating aid, nothing more. Keep your coverage exactly as it is.
We can't promise that, and neither can anyone else. What the tag gives you is information: where your item was last spotted and when. That's useful to have and useful to share with law enforcement, but recovery is never guaranteed.
No charging, no SIM card, no data plan. The battery lasts about a year and the app tells you when it's running low so you can swap it before it goes quiet.
Yes. The phones that help spot your tag do it anonymously and encrypted — they never learn what they helped locate, and their owners never see your item. You're the only one who sees where it is, unless you deliberately share it with someone.
Ask our staff before you set it up — coverage depends on the network your tag uses, and we'll walk you through what to expect on your device so there are no surprises.
Yes, and that's one of the best uses for it. Anything parked outdoors sits under open sky with people coming and going, which is the friendliest possible setting for the network.
Stop by the office. We'll help you unpair the old one and get you set up again.
Grab your tag, scan the code, give it a name.
If you'd rather have a hand, our team is on site during office hours — we'll set it up with you.