GPS Phone Location Tracker

GPS Phone Location Tracker

ReiDxSoft
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4.4
Maps & Navigation
5,000,000+ Downloads

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What this one does

Location tracking for families and groups

GPS Phone Location Tracker is a Maps & Navigation app for checking where connected phones are and reviewing their movements over time. It suits families who want a shared view of a loved one’s location, parents keeping track of children, and small teams that need basic location oversight. The app uses GPS, Wi-Fi, and cellular signals to estimate a device’s position rather than serving only as a point-to-point navigation tool.

What it shows

The main view is built around contact locations and map-based movement history. Users can review daily or weekly routes, see places visited, and check how long a person stayed at a particular location. The app also adds practical status details, including battery level and sound profile, which can help explain why someone may not respond immediately.

  • Live location updates for connected contacts
  • Daily and weekly location history
  • Visit duration information
  • Battery and sound-status indicators
  • Arrival and departure notifications for selected places

Why it stands out in the category

Location trackers can look similar when reduced to a grid of icons, so the numbers offer useful context here. GPS Phone Location Tracker holds a 4.39 rating from 503,730 reviews and has recorded 5,000,000+ installs. That places it among the more established entries in the Maps & Navigation field, rather than an untested newcomer. The app is published by ReiDxSoft.

Best fit

This is a better match for users who need ongoing location awareness and history than for someone seeking a conventional route planner. Its extra status information and place alerts are useful when the question is not simply “how do I get there?” but “where is this person, and when did they arrive?” The amount of tracking information may take some time to understand, especially when reviewing histories and visit durations.