About Raduno
Raduno makes it easy for friends and family to find each other and stay together — at a festival, in the city, or on holiday.
What is Raduno?
You share a link. The others open it and see where you are straight away — and get on the map themselves with a name and their position, right in the browser. No download, no account, no waiting.
It's free, and the vast majority of features will stay that way. Because it should be a pleasure to use — not merely efficient — features like Caravan and Radar are deliberately designed with a playful tone.
Why "Raduno"?
Raduno is Italian for a gathering or a rally — the moment when people with a shared destination meet in one place, after each making their own way there.
The name holds both the movement and the company: not just being together, but finding each other.
How we handle your position
- Sharing is temporaryPositions in a ping are deleted automatically when the ping expires. There is no permanent history and no route tracking.
- No accountYour nickname and device code stay on your own device. We don't ask for an email address, a phone number, or a password.
- No third-party trackingYour position is not sold, shared with advertisers, or used for anything other than showing you and your friends on the same map.
Who is behind it
Raduno is published by Digital strategi og ledelse (Danish CVR no. 44207702), a small Danish company with love for social digital solutions. The idea came at Roskilde Festival, where it struck the founder how badly equipped we are to explain to each other where we are standing.
A promise about handling location data is worth only as much as whoever makes it. That is why there is a name and a company registration number on this page.