Download the android app and log in. Then send your friends a link with a map showing your live location.
Your location updates every second for all the world to see.
It's free, but you can donate if you want to help with server expenses.
Tracman uses an android app to recieve GPS location of your device. Sorry, there's no iPhone version yet.
If you need to go undercover, just turn tracman off with the flip of a switch.
Change your settings to show a less accurate location, if you want an air of mystery.
If nobody's tracking you, tracman won't needlessly drain your battery.
You'll get a simple webpage with a map to send to friends. Click here for a demo.
Just send a link to whomever you want. Bam, now they know exactly where you are.
Map updates in realtime using the fancy-pants websockets protocol.
You can change some things. Not a lot yet, but I am always adding features.
If you haven't realized it already, there are a lot of reasons why publishing your location online could be a bad idea.
I'm not taking any responsibilty for the code either. Tracman is in beta and is very buggy. If it stops working, don't blame me! Heck, I could even accidentally delete all your data. Or it could get hacked by Russians. If using amateur software scares you, DON'T DO IT!
For more information, you can read the license and copyright information.