See each other in real time, draw a safe zone around the school or your street, and watch the world uncover itself exactly where you walk.
Free, no ads and nothing to install — just sign in.
Live location
One glance at the map and you know everyone is fine. Your family, your team and your club in real time, easy on the battery, with privacy each of them controls themselves.
Everything in one app
Where your people are right now, at a glance. One map for the family, another for the hiking club, another for the friends going to a festival — how many there are is entirely up to you. Everybody has their own colour and a heading arrow, so even a map with eight people on it reads in a second. Tap anyone to see where they have been today.
One link and you are on the map together. A school trip, a scout troop, a weekend hike. The invitation is an ordinary link, and everybody switches their own location sharing on afterwards.
The world starts wrapped in fog. It clears only where you have actually walked — street by street, park by park. Every district you discover stays yours.
A circle around the school that speaks up on its own. A quiet notification on arrival and on leaving, and it is written down. So “is she at school yet?” has an answer without you watching a map all morning.
A walk that counts for something. Badges for new districts, streaks for every day outside and a global leaderboard, if you feel like joining it.
The photo stays where it was taken. Save a photo, a video or a couple of sentences right there — a year later they are still on the same street corner. For each one you choose who may open it: only you, the group, anyone, or only the people who actually walked to that spot. Comments and reactions arrive underneath in real time.
Every outing written down start to finish. The whole route on the map, distance, time, stops and the places you visited. By day, by person, by group, with totals that keep growing.
A simple start
Nothing to set up and nothing to configure for half an hour. The app works for you from the first minute — and when you want, you invite whoever you like to it.
Live status
One tap, no form and no password. The map, the fog, navigation and memories are yours straight away.
The map starts under fog and clears exactly where you walk. The outing records itself: route, kilometres and stops.
One link and you can all see each other on one map. For a hike, a festival or a weekend in a city where somebody always wanders off.
Draw a zone around the school or home and BeBee quietly tells you when somebody arrives or leaves.
Pricing
You only pay for the part you do together: the shared map, live locations, zones and planning.
BeBee Free
For you and your exploring
€0/month
BeBee Premium
For being on the map together
€4.99/month
Not for sale yetSubscriptions open when BeBee is on Google Play. Until then nothing is charged.
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Beta families love us
The first tracking app my children actually want to use. They beg to go for a walk so they can uncover more of the map. And I finally know they got to school without sending ten messages.
Illustrative beta figures and a sample review. The real ones follow at launch.
Where your children and the people close to you are, in real time, on one shared map.
Unlike a plain GPS tracker, BeBee is built on trust: every member can see who can see them, and sharing is always in the open. Safe-zone alerts tell you when a child reached school or left the playground, without a single anxious phone call.
A whole group together on one map, from a school trip to a weekend hike.
Leaders see everybody at a glance, members join with a single invitation link, and outing mode records the route, the distance and the stops for all of them. Group location sharing that is easy on the battery and private by design.
An ordinary walk turns into a game about discovery.
Your map starts wrapped in fog and clears only where you have actually been, street by street, park by park. Every route stays saved, every stop recorded, and the photos and notes you leave stay pinned to the place they were made.