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The fastest way to find each other. You tap "Where are you?" and get a ping: a link you send. Anyone who opens it sees where you are straight away — and gets on the map themselves by adding a name and sharing their location. No app, no account. After two hours everything is deleted.

No. Raduno needs no account — your nickname is only stored on your own device.

Locations in a ping are automatically deleted once the ping expires after two hours. We never keep your location longer than necessary.

Set your browser's location permission to "ask" instead of "always allow". Then you're asked every single time Raduno wants to see where you are — and you can say no without changing anything. Safari on iPhone: Settings → Apps → Safari → Location → Ask. (On older iOS, Safari sits directly in Settings.) Chrome on Android: tap the icon to the left of the address → Permissions → Location → Ask every time. Or: menu ⋮ → Settings → Site settings → Location. Desktop: click the icon to the left of the address → Location → Ask (Chrome and Edge), or Safari → Settings → Websites → Location.

Just your nickname and a device code, stored locally in your browser. Any locations you share are deleted automatically once the ping, the caravan or the trip expires.