“On my way — here’s where I am.”

Share your live location with a link that deletes itself.

Share your live location for the next 15 minutes. One link, any chat, no app needed on their side. It deletes itself when the timer ends.

14:52and counting — that’s the whole idea
Get it on Google Play

On iPhone? It’s with Apple for review — we’ll tell you the day it lands.

One email when the iPhone version ships. Nothing else.

myloco.app/s/k7q2f
Robert · updated 5s ago
8 min away

How it works

Temporary location sharing in three steps: nothing to sign up for, nothing for the other person to install, and nothing left behind when the timer runs out. Read the step-by-step guide →

15

1 · Share

Tap once, pick how long — 15, 30, 60 minutes, or until you stop. You get a short link.

myloco.app/s/k7q2f

2 · Send

Paste it into any chat — SMS, WhatsApp, the group thread. They don’t need MyLoco, an app, or an account.

3 · They watch you arrive

They see your live pin in the browser — with the route and your ETA if they share theirs back.

Expires automatically.
Deleted when it ends.

MyLoco is the opposite of a tracking app. There is no history to browse, no account to hack, no “pause” that quietly becomes forever.

Why the link should expire →
Every share has a timer. When it hits 0:00, the link is dead and the coordinates are erased from our servers.
No accounts, no sign-in, no history — we couldn't show you where you were last Tuesday if we tried.
Stop anytime. One tap kills the link instantly, mid-share.

Fair questions

Do my friends need the app?

Not to watch — the link opens in any browser. Only people sharing their location need MyLoco: the sender, and anyone who joins a group share.

Can a whole group share with each other?

Yes. Start a group share and invite friends who have MyLoco — everyone sees each other on one live map, each on their own timer. People without the app can still follow the whole group in a browser with the watch link.

What happens when the timer ends?

The link stops working and your location data is deleted. Anyone who opens it later sees a polite dead end.

Can someone track me with this?

Not really — that's the point. Shares are short, visible on your screen the whole time, and end on their own. There is no silent mode.

How is this different from sharing my location in a maps or chat app?

Those work well when everyone already uses the same app. MyLoco is for the moments they don't: the other person only needs a browser, nobody signs in, and the share ends on a timer instead of living on in an account.

Is it free?

Yes — MyLoco is free for personal use, and that's all most people ever need. Businesses that want branded tracking links and an API have MyLoco for Business.