Orbitly: Family GPS Tracker app analytics for September 14

Orbitly is a family GPS location sharing app that keeps the people you care about connected on one live map — and it only works when everyone agrees to share. Send an invite, wait for it to be accepted, and your circle appears on the map. No one is added silently: location sharing in Orbitly starts from a request the other person approves, and each member can stop sharing at any time. ■ KEY FEATURES - Live family map: see your circle on a shared map, with a profile card for each member. - Consent-based invites: connect by sending a friend request or by sharing your personal QR code — the other person must accept before any location is shown. - Place alerts: mark places that matter (home, school, work) and get a notification when a member arrives or leaves. - Nearby places: find restaurants, cafes, lodging, ATMs and other useful spots around your current position. - GPS camera: take a photo with a stamp of the location, date and time printed on it, then save or share it. - Everyday tools in one app: world clock, compass, level, speedometer, stopwatch, weather and area code lookup. ■ WHO IT'S FOR Families and small groups who want a simple, consent-based way to stay aware of each other for safety and coordination — parents and teens agreeing to share, friends meeting up in a new city, or relatives checking that someone got home. ■ HOW LOCATION IS USED Orbitly needs location access to show your position on the shared map and to trigger the place alerts you set up. Background location is used only to keep those alerts working when the app is not open. You control what you share and with whom, and you can revoke sharing or the permission itself at any time in the app or in Android settings. ■ DISCLAIMER - Orbitly is designed for family safety and coordination between people who have agreed to share their location with each other. It is not a surveillance tool. Do not use Orbitly to locate anyone without their knowledge and consent, and do not use it to monitor someone in a way that is unlawful where you live. - The app is provided