Meeting point
Share your location when you arrive.
Share GPS location with encryption
Share your GPS location with password protection. Coordinates are encrypted in your browser before they are stored.
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Ways to use it
Choose a tool for the task: delivering a document, having a conversation, or requesting files from someone else.
Share your location when you arrive.
Manually share a location snapshot from a work site.
Share your current coordinates when you choose.
From setup to sharing
Share a location when needed and view shared points on a map.
First create a room with a mode and password, then enter it. An allowed participant taps the share action to capture a current-position snapshot. The coordinates are encrypted in the browser and added to the protected room's map and location history; this is not continuous tracking.
Recipients need the room address and password but no account to view. In group mode they can also share a current snapshot after granting browser permission; in solo mode visitors remain viewers.
Before you begin
This does not track movement continuously. Accuracy depends on the device.
The creator chooses group mode, where password holders can add snapshots, or solo mode, where only the signed-in owner can add them. The password, expiry, and plan determine access and capacity.
Coordinates are encrypted before storage, but every person who unlocks the room can see the shared points. Accuracy depends on the device, and the feature does not provide background tracking or emergency monitoring.
SecurityPractical answers for creators and recipients before using this feature.
Location sharing requires HTTPS and explicit browser permission. Free rooms keep up to 10 submitted location points, while Pro removes that room limit; never rely on it for safety-critical tracking.
Choose a tool for the task: delivering a document, having a conversation, or requesting files from someone else.
Share a location when needed and view shared points on a map.