Fam360
Family safety · iPhone and iPad
Where everyone is, when it matters.
A shared live map, places that tell you when someone arrives, and one button that reaches your whole family at once.
Start a space, or join one.
Create a family space and name it, or join one that already exists with a short invite code, EXS-BJO say. A code lasts seven days and works for more than one person, so you can hand the same one to everybody.
Codes travel as a link too. The invite opens a page that shows the code and a link to the App Store, and on a phone that already has Fam360 it opens straight to the family preview.
Everyone on one map.
Live location for every person in the family, on a single map. Each member carries their battery level, how long ago their phone last reported, and how far away they are from you. On the road it shows Driving and their speed right now, and nothing once they stop. Speed is never kept as a history.
When a pin is old, the app tells you how old and the likely reason, rather than letting you assume: Phone may have died ยท 4% at 9:12 PM, Low Power Mode, or location switched off.
Worried but not panicking? Tap Are you OK? on someone's card. They answer with one tap, I'm OK, Call me or Can't talk now, and you see it straight away.
Name the places that matter.
Home. School. Work. Practice. Save the places your family actually goes, then ask to be told when someone reaches one or leaves it. No guessing from a map pin whether that dot is at the right building.
One tap tells everyone.
SOS sits beside the tabs on every screen, so it is never somewhere you have to navigate to. It opens over whatever you were looking at, and the whole family gets your location, the time, and how much battery you have left.
If typing is more than you can manage, the message is one tap from a list: I need help right now, please come to my location.
It counts down before it sends, so a pocket press is not an emergency, and cancelling is a labelled button, never an accidental swipe.
Turn on crash detection and Fam360 checks on you if your phone senses a crash while you drive. Answer and nothing is sent. If you don't answer within 60 seconds, your family gets an SOS with where you are. It can miss a crash, so it is a backup, not a guarantee.
And the ordinary week, shared.
Practices, appointments and dinners on one family calendar. An activity feed that catches what you missed while you were away from your phone: who joined, who arrived, what was resolved.
Reminders go out at the time you set, even when the other person's app is closed.
Plainly
What Fam360 doesn't do.
A location app earns its place by what it refuses to do with the location. Here is that list, and it is checkable: the app is built from the repository these pages live in.
There is no ad SDK in the app. Nothing about your family is sold, brokered or shared with a data broker.
No advertising SDK, and nothing that follows you across other apps or sites. The app's analytics count which screens get opened, never your name, email or position.
Your position is readable by members of families you have actually joined. Not by strangers, and not by us for any other purpose.
One switch in Settings pauses sharing. Your stored position is deleted, your family sees that you paused, and nothing more goes anywhere until you turn it back on.
Deleting your account is a button inside the app, not an email you have to send and then chase.
No cookies, no analytics, no third-party requests. The fonts are served from this domain, so no font CDN sees your visit either.