A little closer.
Only when
it matters.
For the “made it home?” moments.
Find your people with a simple request, then let
life carry on.
More living.
Your people,
a little closer.
Try a sample request. No location is collected.
One location per request.
Access you choose and can revoke.
No always-on location stream.
From “where are you?”
to “see you soon.”
No repeated sharing links. Connect once, then request a location when you need one.
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01
Choose your circle.
Share your device ID with someone you trust, then approve their request. You choose who can find you.
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02
Ask for a location.
Tap Check location. WiTrack asks their device for a fresh location and shows a notification on their phone.
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03
Get a little peace of mind.
See when the location was captured and how accurate it is. The device stops collecting after the request.
Your location.
Your terms.
Always.
Sharing should feel like an open door you control. Pause it whenever you want, or remove someone’s access entirely.
Read our privacy policyA few things
to know.
Does WiTrack track all day?
No. The first version collects a single location when requested, then stops. Battery use still depends on signal, accuracy, and how often your circle checks.
Will a request always work instantly?
No. Both devices need connectivity and the right permissions. Android may delay background work. If no result arrives, WiTrack says so rather than presenting an old location as current.
Which phones does it support?
This first implementation targets Android 8 and newer. iPhone support needs a separate location push extension and is not included in this version.
Can the app update itself?
Google Play installations support in-app updates when a newer eligible version is available. A development APK installed directly does not have the same Play update eligibility.
Made for the people
you come home to.
WiTrack is in early development. Explore the source and setup guide while the first Android release takes shape.
Explore WiTrack on GitHub No public Google Play release yet.