Your circle, always safe & close.
One circle. Everyone and everything you track.
ZoneCircle shows your family or friends where people, pets, and vehicles are right now, alerts you the moment someone crosses a line you drew, and keeps a record of where they've been — without turning location into something anyone has to hand over blindly.
iOS and Android. App Store links land here at launch.
Illustrative circle, not a live feed — sample names and coordinates.
The circle isn't just people.
Most family trackers assume "member" means a person. ZoneCircle's circle holds anything you'd want to find again.
People
Everyone in the circle, always current.
Vehicles
A car, a van, a fleet.
Pets
The dog who tests every fence.
Equipment
Anything worth not losing.
It starts with a code.
Every circle is invite-only. Share a 4-letter code or a QR, and whoever scans it sees exactly what they're joining — who's already in, what's being shared, what they'd be agreeing to — before they're ever added.
An existing member still has to approve them. Scanning gets you to the door — it doesn't let you in on its own.
Illustrative code, not a live invite.
What actually happens when someone joins your circle.
Live location, shared on your terms
See where everyone in your circle is right now. Sharing is opt-in per person and can be paused or revoked at any time — not an ambient feed nobody agreed to.
Places that know when someone arrives — or doesn't
Draw a Place around home, school, or a job site. Get told the moment someone enters or leaves it, instead of checking the map to find out.
Where they've been, not just where they are
Route history and trip playback turn a day's movement into something you can actually review — a drive, a walk, a delivery run.
In by a code, not a stranger's guess
Invite someone with a 4-letter code or a QR scan. They still need approval from someone already in the circle before they're in.
Safety that doesn't wait for a text back.
If it senses something serious, it checks in.
Hard braking, then nothing — ZoneCircle notices and asks if you're OK. One tap clears it. No response, and your circle is told.
A nudge to put the phone down.
A quiet reminder while the car's moving — for the person driving, not the circle. It's never reported to anyone else.
Sharing is something you grant, not lose.
Every person decides what they share and can pause or stop it at any time. Nobody is tracked by default just for being in a circle.
Built to not drain the phone doing it.
Background location is the feature most trackers get wrong first. Battery behavior is something we measure, not something we hope works out.