Know where
your people are.

Yes. Traxl is free on Google Play. The free plan shows ads and lets you create 1 Circle of up to 3 people, with 3 saved places per Circle, 14 days of history and standard and dark maps. Traxl Plus is ₹100 a month or ₹999 a year in India, two months free on yearly (priced in your own currency elsewhere, shown in Google Play before you subscribe): no ads, up to 15 Circles of up to 10 people, 15 places per Circle, 365 days of history, satellite and terrain maps, and bigger group trips. Plus is per account, and the Circle owner's Plus also lifts the Circle's size and saved places for everyone in it. Cancel any time in Google Play.

Coming soon. Traxl is on Google Play for Android now, and the iPhone app is coming soon.

Anyone 13 or older. Adults (18+) create Circles. Teenagers can join a Circle only through an invite their parent or guardian confirms, and children under 13 can't use Traxl. Live links and group trips are for adults only.

Yes. Create a trip, add your stops, share one QR, and verify each rider who joins. While the trip is live everyone is on one map, you're told as riders reach each stop, and everyone is told when the whole group has arrived. You can start with just yourself, edit the route any time, and name a co-organizer who can step in if your phone dies. If a rider's phone dies you can see why and mark them as arrived. Free accounts can create 2 trips a month for up to 3 riders; Traxl Plus is unlimited for up to 50. Joining a trip is always free. Every finished trip keeps a report.

Yes. Create a live link for 15 minutes to 8 hours and send it on WhatsApp, SMS or anything else. They open it in a browser and see your live position on a map, with no app and no account, until the link runs out or you stop it.

Yes. While you're driving, Traxl looks for a sudden stop together with an impact spike from the phone's accelerometer (ordinary hard braking doesn't count), asks "Are you OK?", and if you don't answer, alerts your Circle with the location. It alerts your family, not emergency services.

One tap sends a high-priority alert with your live location to everyone in your Circle. You can start it from the app, a home-screen widget, a launcher shortcut, a Quick Settings tile, or by shaking the phone three times if you turn that on. There is always a short countdown you can cancel. SOS needs a data connection and alerts your Circle, not emergency services.

Traxl asks their phone how it is and shows the likely reason next to their name: location permission off, location switched off, battery saver, a battery that was nearly empty (the phone has probably died), or a phone that is off or offline. You can ask them to check in with one tap, or make their phone ring.

Reports show distance, top speed, halts and time on the move for any member, with day-by-day routes, and count hard braking and rapid acceleration as estimates from changes in speed. Traxl does not give drivers a score or log phone use while driving.

Both share live location with a family group, with place alerts, SOS and crash detection. Traxl is built for Indian phones and data networks, records routes with mobile data off, is priced in rupees (₹100 a month or ₹999 a year), keeps 365 days of history on Plus, adds group trips and live links, and has a consent-first design for teens. Life360 offers extras Traxl doesn't, such as roadside assistance, and an iPhone app today; check its current listing. See the full comparison on the blog.

Yes. Turn on background sharing once and your Circle keeps seeing you even when the app is closed. You can switch it off any time from Settings.

Traxl sends a position every few seconds while you move and settles to a steady anchor when you're still, so a phone sitting at home barely pings at all.

Only members of a Circle you've joined, and people you give a live link to while it's active, or your group while a trip you joined is live. Never anyone else, and never publicly. Leave a Circle and sharing with it stops immediately.

Your route keeps recording on the phone with mobile data off and uploads when a connection returns, with the original times. Your Circle sees your last position until then; SOS needs a connection.

Most of the world through Google Play, including India, the US, Canada, Australia, the Gulf, Southeast Asia and Latin America. Not yet in the EU, UK, Switzerland, South Korea, Türkiye, Thailand, Russia, Vietnam or Kenya.