Where is a cross-platform, end-to-end encrypted realtime location sharing app.
Where is designed so the server learns as little as possible:
• No accounts. Identity is a device-scoped ephemeral key pair — no usernames, email addresses, or persistent IDs.
• End-to-end encrypted by default. Location payloads are encrypted with a Double Ratchet protocol before they leave the device. The server routes opaque ciphertext and cannot read coordinates.
• No social graph. Routing uses pairwise anonymous tokens; the server cannot reconstruct who is sharing with whom.
• Forward secrecy. Automated keepalives advance the ratchet even when only one party is sharing, so past sessions cannot be decrypted if a key is later compromised.
Latest Version
2026.11.03.3Uploaded by
Kyaw Kyaw
Requires Android
Android 8.0+
Category
Free Maps & Navigation AppContent Rating
Everyone
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Flag as inappropriateLast updated on Nov 8, 2026
• Themed icon support on Android 13 and later.
• Fixed location being sent far more often than needed on some devices, which used extra battery and data.
• Reliability and security hardening.
