Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Simon, from Cannock in the English Midlands. Amya comes from "where am ya?", which is pretty much how we'd say it round here. We built Amya for our own family. The family-location apps we'd used kept a timeline of everywhere the kids had been. We didn't want that. I wanted to know where my family are, not build a database of everywhere they've been. So Amya has no location history, not on the phone and not on our servers. Locations are end-to-end encrypted on your phone and can only be opened by your family's phones, so we couldn't look if we wanted to. Apple's privacy label says "Data Not Collected". The important stuff is free, for good: live family location, Places with arrive/leave alerts, Expectations, Come Get Me and Go Dark. No ads. No card. Then I got a bit carried away. Amya+ is £2.99/month for the whole family and is mostly about getting to people: turn-by-turn navigation where the destination itself can move, a walking finder, Convoy for keeping multiple cars on one map, the whole family on Apple Watch, and Tesla integration that can tell your family where you're heading and when you'll arrive. This week a group of Tesla owners kindly started testing the car side for me, and their feedback has already been brilliant. It's iPhone only for now. For Product Hunt: the code PRODUCTHUNT gets you 3 months of Amya+ free. After that it's £2.99/month unless you cancel, and you can cancel straight away in your Apple subscriptions and still keep the full three months. This is our first Product Hunt launch, so I'd genuinely love your feedback: what would you want from a family locator, and what would make you refuse to use one?

Amya: Family Locator

Private family location, with sat nav to people, not places

Private family location, with sat nav to people, not places