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Version 1.0 · 2025-07-17
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2025-07-17.




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Keeping your kids safe while giving them the freedom to explore is a delicate balance. This smart tracker app helps parents stay informed about their children’s whereabouts without constant check-ins or awkward questions. Simply enter a verified phone number to find the location of their device instantly and securely.
Designed with privacy and control in mind, you can create private location-sharing links, allowing your kids to share their location only when necessary. Use parental control features to set limits and notifications, ensuring they stay safe during school commutes, extracurricular activities, or outings with friends.
This app is also a helpful tool for teens who want independence but still appreciate a way to quickly share their location with family or close friends.…
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