How Roadze works
The Roadze Android app is currently in development. This page explains two permissions planned for its location features: how you would turn each one on, what happens while it is active and how it stops. The demonstrations show the intended behavior.
Sharing your live location
You decide who can see where you are and for how long. Roadze continues to send your position while that person is viewing it, even if you switch apps or turn off the screen.
- You turn it on yourself from Shared locations on the map. Nothing is shared until you do.
- You choose how long it lasts: one hour, eight hours, twenty-four hours or until you stop it.
- You choose whether the other person sees your exact position or only the area you are in.
- While it is active, a notification remains in the status bar.
- It stops automatically when the selected time ends or when nobody is viewing your location. You can also stop it at any time.
What Roadze does not do
- It does not track your location unless you have requested it. No trip starts on its own, and your position does not leave your phone unless you turn on one of these features.
- It does not sell or share your location with advertisers. The app does not use advertising identifiers.
- It does not record audio or request access to the microphone.
Last updated: 11 November 2026