Live Friend Locator for Android

Shares live GPS coordinates on an interactive map and sends arrival and departure alerts to connected contacts during meetups for real-time coordination and safety oversight. Haili Yassine's Live Friend Locator on Android targets simple location sharing among friends and family. It maps multiple contacts live and issues arrival notifications while keeping the interface small and focused for quick setup. Suited to families, friend groups, and travellers who need immediate location awareness without social network complexity.

Privacy is enforced through explicit connections

The app uses a mutual consent connection model so location data is exchanged only between users who explicitly accept each other. It stores a location history that lets connected parties review past movements, and it reports connected devices' battery status so recipients can see when a device may stop reporting. These choices orient the app toward small-group monitoring rather than public tracking services.

Position updates depend on device GPS and granted permissions

The app requires Android 6.0 or later and requests high-accuracy GPS plus background location access to deliver continuous updates. Positional accuracy therefore follows the device's GPS conditions and whether the user grants system-level location permissions; with background access enabled the app can continue to report when it is not foregrounded. That permission model is central to maintaining live tracking in everyday use.

Built for family and friend groups, with modest market reach

The stated audience includes families, friend circles, and travelers who prefer direct device-to-device awareness rather than full social mapping platforms. Some users have noted advertisements appearing in the interface, and the app keeps a niche user base focused on core GPS functionality. The design reduces setup complexity at the expense of broad social features and integrations common in larger mapping networks.

Focused utility, backed by a utility-focused developer; check compliance

The developer's catalog of navigation and utility titles indicates deliberate focus on small-scale tools, which supports this app's narrow purpose. Users are responsible for ensuring their use complies with platform terms and local regulations before deploying it in routine scenarios. That compliance requirement is the primary caveat when deciding whether to rely on the app for ongoing group location awareness.