Location Sharing (Time-limited)
Share your live location with invited viewers over a time-limited link. Location updates flow peer-to-peer; stop any time, and sharing expires automatically.
This browser does not support location sharing (geolocation / WebRTC is unavailable). Try a current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari.
How to use
- Pick a sharing length, press "Start sharing my location" and allow location access.
- Send the share link (or the room code) to the people who should see your location.
- They connect automatically when they open the link, and the map and coordinates update live. Up to 9 viewers at once.
- Press "Stop sharing", or let the room expire, and sharing stops automatically.
Notes
You are sharing your precise location, visible to everyone who has the room code — share only with people you trust. Location updates flow peer-to-peer between browsers; the server never receives or stores coordinates. As with any peer-to-peer connection, the other party can see your IP address. The map uses an OpenStreetMap embed, whose tile server can see the viewer's IP address and the visible map area. Some network combinations cannot connect directly, because this tool uses STUN only and no TURN relay.
FAQ
- Is my shared location stored anywhere?
- It is never stored on the server. It only appears on viewers' screens — although nothing can technically stop a viewer from noting it down.
- How accurate is the position?
- It depends on your device. The ± accuracy in meters is shown on screen: a few meters outdoors with GPS, tens to hundreds of meters indoors or with Wi-Fi positioning.