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The family location app that starts with a yes

See the people you love on one live map, know when they arrive, and reach everyone at once when it matters. Nobody appears until they accept your invite, and everyone sees who sees them.

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Works on iPhone, Android and in a browserSharing goes both waysSOS is free on every plan
Everything in one app

Eight things a family location sharing app should do well

A good family location app replaces the “where are you?” texts instead of adding another chore. One circle, one map, and these tools for everyone in it.

Live family map

Everyone who shares shows up on one map in real time, with the place they’re at and how long they’ve been there.

How live sharing works

Location history

Open a person to see their day as a short summary: where they stayed and the trips in between.

Location history, explained

Locate by phone number

Type a family member’s number and send the invite by text. Once they tap Join, you see each other.

Adding someone by number

Family circles

Keep home, grandparents and the carpool in separate circles, each with its own map, places and alerts.

Places & arrival alerts

Save home, school or work. Choose whose arrivals and departures you hear about, and during which hours.

SOS — free on every plan

Hold the button for three seconds and everyone in the circle gets an alert with your location.

What SOS does

Low battery alerts

Know when a phone is about to die, so a dark map means “charging”, not “something’s wrong”.

Check-in

I’m here. I’m safe. On my way. Running late. One tap tells the whole circle — no typing needed.

Set up in minutes

From download to a live family map in three steps

  1. 1

    Create your circle

    Open the app on Android or iPhone, or right in your browser, and give your circle a name. “The Carters” works.

  2. 2

    Invite by number, link or QR

    Text an invite to their phone number, paste a link into any chat, or let them scan a QR code.

  3. 3

    They accept, you both appear

    Once they join, you see each other on the map. Anyone can pause sharing from the menu at any time.

Places, check-ins, battery

Know they made it without asking

Arrival alerts, check-ins and low battery warnings arrive as notifications, so you don’t have to keep the map open. You decide which ones you get, person by person.

Family circles

A circle for every part of your family

A circle is a small private group with its own map, places and alerts. Most families start with one and add more as life gets complicated.

Home

Parents and kids. School, practice and the drive home.

Grandparents

See that Grandma Jean got back from the store without calling three times.

Carpool

Shared for the school run. Nobody in it sees your other circles.

FAQ

Questions families ask before they share

Is this family location app on Android and iPhone?

Yes. My Family Location works on Android, on iPhone and in any modern browser without installing anything. Everyone joins the same circle whatever phone they use, which makes it a family locator app for mixed-phone households too.

Does the other person have to agree?

Always. They get an invite, and nothing is shared until they tap Join. After that, sharing goes both ways, and they can pause or leave the circle whenever they want.

Will it drain the battery?

Location updates run in the background and are tuned to be light on battery. Some Android phones put apps to sleep to save power; the app shows you once how to keep it running. If a phone does run low, the circle gets a low battery alert.

What about the browser version?

In a browser, your location updates while the tab is open. Close it and your family sees your last spot with the time. For updates with the phone in your pocket, use the Android or iPhone app.

How much does the family location app cost?

You can start on the free plan, and SOS is free on every plan. Premium adds 30 days of location history, more places and more circles, and one subscription covers the whole family.

Can I add someone without asking them?

No. Every person joins by accepting an invite on their own phone, and they can always see who else is in the circle.

Put your family on one map today

Five quick questions, then you’re in the app with your first invite ready to send.

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