MedCenter Systems has introduced PhoneStash, a MagSafe-compatible accessory line that combines practical tools and discreet storage with the device many people already carry.
MedCenter Systems has launched PhoneStash, a MagSafe-compatible accessory line designed to add everyday tools and discreet storage to a smartphone. The product range includes a magnetic multitool with a blade, bottle opener and screwdriver, alongside a diversion safe for carrying medication, money, jewellery and other small items. The announcement positions the product as an extension of the everyday-carry category, using the phone as the anchor for items that might otherwise be left behind. PhoneStash was announced on July 28, 2026, by MedCenter, the shorter public-facing name used by the company.
The product reflects a practical shift in how phone accessories can serve functions beyond protection, charging or viewing. Both PhoneStash designs attach magnetically to MagSafe-compatible devices, while an adhesive iron ring is included for phones or cases without built-in MagSafe compatibility. The company says the accessories are intended for common situations involving opening packages, tightening screws, opening bottles or keeping small personal items close at hand. That approach places utility inside an object users already carry rather than relying on a separate keychain tool or pocket gadget.
PhoneStash includes two distinct formats. The Magnetic Multitool combines a box opener, bottle opener and screwdriver, while the Magnetic Diversion Safe provides a hidden cavity with a water-resistant gasket. Both models include an adjustable finger ring that can also function as a kickstand, as well as an iron plate insert for attachment to magnetic phone holders. The range was made available in black, grey and orange at product launch, with sales offered through Amazon, selected retail partners and MyPhoneStash.com.
The announcement also extends MedCenter’s product story beyond its established medication-management focus. MedCenter Systems LLC describes itself as a developer of products intended to simplify daily life through practical functionality and modern technology, beginning with a talking pill organiser created to help older patients manage complicated doses. PhoneStash brings that emphasis on medication access into a different physical format while adding tools aimed at broader everyday use. Its combination of storage, hand support and simple mechanical functions gives the company a way to connect health-related utility with general consumer accessories.
For the broader phone-accessory market, PhoneStash illustrates how magnetic attachment systems can support products with purposes beyond phone handling. The company’s design keeps the accessory removable, allowing users to detach it when a particular tool is needed and reattach it afterwards. Whether the concept becomes a regular part of everyday carry will depend on how users balance convenience, profile and the need for separate tools, but MedCenter’s launch adds a multi-use option to the growing range of objects built around the smartphone.
