You ask
You tap next to their name. A request goes out to their phone, and that is all: nothing interrupts them, no map left open.
Location on request · no trail
Nobody broadcasts their position. You ask, the phone answers with a single reading, and the GPS switches off. No trail of where you have been, no drained battery.
Your circle is private: only whoever has your link gets in.
You tap next to their name. A request goes out to their phone, and that is all: nothing interrupts them, no map left open.
With the app installed the phone answers on its own, still in a pocket — on Android and on iPhone. From a browser, by tapping the notification.
The point lands on the map with the exact time it was taken. After that, nothing until the next time.
A circle with the people you choose. Everyone inside sees everyone, but you decide how much detail you share with each person, and you can stop sharing with someone without leaving.
Create my circleThe same circle, with an end date: it lasts as long as the festival does. You share a link, you find each other while you are there, and when it ends it disappears with everything inside.
How it works03 Trust, not surveillance
Parental control apps start from the idea that someone needs watching. Here you decide how much detail you give, and to whom. Your parents do not need to know which bar you are in: knowing you are still in town is enough to put them at ease.
Where you are, to the metre
A one-kilometre area, without naming the place
Just the wider area: they know you are fine, not where
There is one position per person and it gets overwritten. No history to steal, sell or hand over to anyone who asks.
Every request is logged and you can always read it. It cannot be turned off: that is what separates this from a spying app.
The map is served by our own machine. No ads, no analytics, no trackers reading over your shoulder.
The GPS wakes for a few seconds to answer. The rest of the time the app is asleep, using nothing.