My Current Location
Your current location is determined by your device's GPS, Wi-Fi, or cellular signals when you grant permission. This page shows the result on a map — and is built around the most common next step: sharing it with someone.
Sharing your current location, ranked by situation
| Situation | Best method | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Person standing next to you | QR code | No contact details exchanged, no typing — they scan, their maps app opens on your pin. Generated on your device, so nothing is uploaded anywhere. |
| Friend picking you up | WhatsApp / SMS button | Sends address + coordinates + maps link in one message. |
| Taxi / delivery on the phone | Read out the Plus Code | Short, unambiguous, works where street addresses fail. |
| Emergency call | Read decimal coordinates | Dispatchers can enter latitude/longitude directly; DMS is the fallback they may ask for. |
| Meeting point for later | Copy the Google Maps link | Paste into any chat or calendar invite. |
Full QR walkthrough: how to share your location as a QR code.
What the other person sees (and what they don't)
Every share method sends a plain maps link with coordinates — nothing else. No account, no live tracking, no expiry games: it is a snapshot of where you were when you shared it. If you need continuous live sharing, that is a deliberate non-feature here; apps with live tracking necessarily stream your movements through their servers, which is exactly what this site exists to avoid.