Coming to Android

Your location.
Their eyes only.

Opaloc shares your location directly with people you choose — over Bluetooth, device to device. Our servers never see where you are.

Get on Google Play Beta — coming soon

Privacy isn't a setting.
It's the architecture.

Server-blind by design

Location flows between your devices — not through ours. Opaloc's servers broker connections but never receive, store, or transmit your location.

Bluetooth-first

When the people you share with are nearby, your location stays in the room. No internet handoff. No cloud relay. Just a direct encrypted signal.

No account required

Set a display name. That's it. No email, no phone number, no profile to leak. Your identity exists only on your device.

Double consent, always

Every connection requires both people to agree. You can see someone's location only if they can see yours — bilateral visibility is built into every connection.

Your groups, your device

Group your connections any way you like — family, friends, work. Groups are stored on your phone only. We never know how you've organized the people in your life.

Smart battery use

Opaloc backs off automatically when you stop moving and wakes up when you start again. Sharing your location shouldn't mean draining your battery.

Abuse is architecturally impossible, not just contractually forbidden.

Most apps promise not to share your data. Opaloc's design means the data never reaches us in the first place. We can't sell what we don't have.

Ready in three steps

No account setup. No verification code. No waiting for an email. Open the app and you're ready.

  1. Set your name

    Choose a display name and an optional photo. That's everything Opaloc needs to know about you.

  2. Connect with a QR code

    Show your QR code to someone nearby. They scan it, you scan theirs — both of you confirm, and the connection is live.

  3. See each other on the map

    Your locations appear on each other's maps in real time. Automatically switches to Bluetooth when you're in range — no internet required.