Sharing, not tracking

No more “text me when you're home”.

Send one link and the people who care can see you're on your way, live, from any browser. You choose when sharing starts and when it stops.

  • Works in any messenger
  • They don't need the app
  • Stop with one tap

What they see

A live map, right in the link

No app to install and no account to create. They tap the link and see how you're doing.

  • Where you are and the way you came

    Your route updates on the map as you move.

  • When the last update came in

    So nobody has to guess whether the map is fresh.

  • Days and notes for longer trips

    Each day is its own route, with the notes you drop along the way.

What you do

One tap to start. One tap to stop.

Turn on sharing in the HeyImFine app when you head out, and send your link. The app always shows that sharing is on, and stopping it is just as easy.

Sharing, not tracking

HeyImFine is for people who choose to share. It is not a way to watch someone without them knowing.

  • You start it

    Sharing only runs when you turn it on, on your own phone.

  • Always visible

    While sharing is on, the app says so — no silent background tracking.

  • Stop any time

    One tap ends it. Stopping is an everyday thing, not an alarm.

  • Your link, your choice

    Anyone with your link can follow along, so you decide who gets it.

For the moments people worry

Whenever someone would rather know than wonder.

🌙 22:40

Getting home late

A late train, a walk from the station. They watch you get closer instead of waiting by the phone.

“Home safe? I saw you turn into our street.”
⛰ Day 3

Trips and journeys

A road trip or a long hike, split into days, with notes at the places that mattered.

“Love the lake stop! Where are you sleeping tonight?”
🚗 3 h drive

Visiting family

On the road to see them? They can tell when to put the kettle on.

“Twenty minutes away — starting dinner now.”

Let them know you're fine

Create a free account, and your next trip home can be a little calmer for everyone.