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WhereBae

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iPhone app for private two-way location sharing between exactly two people, with live map, arrival alerts and one-tap status messages, on one subscription for both.

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About WhereBae

WhereBae is a location sharing app built for couples rather than groups. Two people connect with a short invite code, with no sign-up needed, and each appears on the other's 3D map in real time. Sharing is mutual by design: if you can see your partner, they can see you, and either person can pause or end sharing at any time with one tap. There is no friends list or public profile, and the listing says data is never sold.

Alerts are set up together. You save places such as Home, Work or a favorite café, and each partner is notified when the other arrives, so a text asking if someone got home safely becomes automatic. One-tap status messages such as On my way or Stuck in traffic cover delays without typing. The app is positioned for couples wanting peace of mind, long-distance relationships and partners on opposite schedules, and it includes a Bond Pet that grows with the pair. WhereBae requires a subscription, and one subscription covers both partners. The yearly plan comes with a two-week trial.

Key features

  • Two-person live location sharing
  • 3D map showing both partners
  • Arrival alerts for saved places
  • One-tap status messages
  • Pause or stop sharing at any time
  • Connection by short invite code
  • Single subscription covering both partners

Good fit for

  • Couples wanting to know a partner got home safe
  • Long-distance couples staying connected
Tags
location-sharing
couples
ios
maps
safety
relationships
private

WhereBae: questions and answers

What is WhereBae used for?
WhereBae is an iPhone app for private two-way location sharing between exactly two people, with live map, arrival alerts and one-tap status messages, on one subscription for both. It is a good fit for couples wanting to know a partner got home safe and long-distance couples staying connected.
Is WhereBae free?
Yes. WhereBae has a free plan.
Is WhereBae open source?
No. WhereBae is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Maps & Navigation category, open-source options include OsmAnd, Organic Maps and Dawarich.
What are some alternatives to WhereBae?
WhereBae competes with Google Maps.

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