Location sharing that stays mutual between friends
Sharing your location with friends should feel like a two-way convenience, not something one person watches and the other tolerates.
Sharing location among friends usually comes up around specific moments: coordinating a night out, splitting up at a festival, or just knowing who’s close enough to grab coffee. glancy is built for exactly that kind of situational, mutual sharing.
What this looks like in practice
- Share your location just for the evening with temporary sharing, and it ends itself - no one has to remember to turn it off.
- A group of friends can each control their own precision - some exact, some approximate - without anyone being locked into one setting.
- If plans change and you’d rather not be visible for a bit, pausing takes one tap and doesn’t end the friendship-level connection.
Reach your closest people quickly
Add accepted connections to free favourite slots on Home. A favourite is just a shortcut: it neither shares a location nor expands access. Removing someone from favourites keeps the connection. A customised avatar also helps contacts recognise you.
Frequently asked questions
Does everyone in a group see the same level of detail?
Within one of your groups, the same group rule controls access to your location for every member. Other groups or people outside groups can have different rules. Each person controls their own outgoing sharing.
