Nestloop: Live Location Share

Long drive home, a late class, a first solo trip. Those are the moments you want to know your people are okay, without ten "where are you?" texts. Nestloop gives your close circle one private map, and only the people who agreed to join can see it.

🗺️ One Map for Your Circle
• Live positions: see where each member is right now, with the street address and their phone's battery level.
• Map views: switch between standard, satellite, hybrid and terrain.
• Recent places: look back at where a member has been while they had sharing turned on.

🤝 Join With a Code, Never Without Consent
• Personal invite code: send it to someone you trust. They appear on your map only after the request is accepted.
• Circles for every group: make one for home, one for close friends, one for a weekend trip. Each circle has its own code.
• Leave any time: pause sharing, exit a circle or remove a person in a couple of taps.

🔔 Place Alerts
• Draw a place such as home, campus or the office and pick how large the area should be.
• Get notified when someone in your circle arrives at or leaves that place, so you know they got in safely.

💬 Talk Inside the Circle
• Private messages with one member, or a group thread with the whole circle.
• Saved spots to keep the places you visit often.
• Explore nearby: find hospitals, pharmacies, fuel stations, ATMs and places to eat around you.

🔐 How Nestloop Uses Your Data
Nestloop asks for location access, including "Allow all the time", so your circle stays up to date and place alerts keep working when the app is closed. A notice explains this before Android asks, and a notification is shown while sharing is on. You can switch sharing off whenever you like. Notification access is used for join requests, messages and place alerts. Your location is shown only to the circles you joined and is never sold.
Nestloop is made for openly shared location between people who know about it. It is not for secret or hidden tracking, and it must not be used to follow anyone without their permission.

Families, partners, roommates, friend groups and travel buddies can all use Nestloop to keep in touch.