Google’s Find Hub Hits 1 Billion Downloads Milestone

Google‘s Find Hub app has officially crossed the impressive 1 billion downloads mark on the Google Play Store, solidifying its position as one of Android’s most essential utilities. The milestone comes just 15 months after hitting 500 million downloads in July 2024, showcasing explosive growth in device tracking adoption.

Google’s Find Hub Hits 1 Billion Downloads Milestone

Originally launched as “Android Device Manager” in December 2013, the app evolved to “Find My Device” in 2017 before its latest rebrand to Find Hub in May 2025. The transformation reflects Google’s broader vision—integrating location sharing powered by Maps through a new “People” tab and preparing for satellite connectivity features.

Find Hub Growth Timeline

What’s New and Coming

The app recently received Material 3 Expressive design updates for Android 16, enhancing visual appeal and usability. Google’s ecosystem now supports numerous third-party trackers from brands like Chipolo and UGREEN, plus UWB (Ultra-Wideband) support via Moto Tag for precise indoor tracking.

Future Features: Google teased satellite connectivity to help users stay connected without cellular service, plus airline integration arriving early 2026 for tracking lost luggage—a game-changer for travelers.

Google’s 2025 Download Milestones

Find Hub joins an elite club alongside Google Home (1 billion in April), Files by Google (5 billion), and Gboard (10 billion). The rapid adoption underscores Android users’ growing need for comprehensive device and location tracking solutions.

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