Send a link.
They're ready when you arrive.

When you're on the way, send a pickup link. They open it in any browser — no app, no account — and watch your car drive to them on a live map. The link expires when you pull up.

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Free to try with Demo Mode. Sharing a live link needs I’m Here Plus — 14-day free trial, then $1.99/month or $14.99/year. Subscriptions are US-only for now; the app itself is available worldwide.

You tap share and drive — they watch your car come to them on a live map.

That's the whole thing.

Send one link

Open the app and tap to share. Send the link however you like — iMessage, WhatsApp, any thread. That's the only step you take.

They open it. Nothing to install.

They tap the link in any browser and watch your car move toward them on a live map, with a real-time countdown. No app, no account — nothing on their end to set up.

Link disappears when you arrive

The link shows "arrived" and goes quiet. Nothing stays on their phone. One pickup, one link, done.

Apple Maps and Google Maps can both share an arrival time — but only while they are the ones navigating. Set the destination on the car’s screen instead, and that option quietly disappears.

Apple Maps puts Share ETA on the route card, and the route card only appears once you’ve tapped Go. No route in the app, no button.

Google Maps is stricter still: sharing starts only after you begin navigating, and by Google’s own description, when you “stop navigation, you stop sharing your location.”

So the driver most likely to want this — the one whose car is following a route set on its own screen — is the one person the built-in tools can’t help. You could run a second map on your phone purely to share an ETA, with two sets of directions talking over each other, until one of them ends and takes the share with it.

I’m Here reads your car’s location directly, so the ETA you share has nothing to do with which app is navigating. Set the route wherever you like. The link keeps working.

Built for the privacy-conscious driver.

Read-only access. Location only while sharing. No rider accounts.

Read-only vehicle access

We can never unlock, start, honk, or move your car. By default the app requests location data only. One opt-in exception: if you turn on Send-to-Nav, we ask Tesla separately for permission to send a destination to your car’s navigation — nothing else, and only if you agree.

Location only while sharing

GPS is fetched ~every 12 seconds while a share is active. We never store raw coordinates — they're served live and discarded.

Links expire automatically

Every share link is a 96-bit random ID that auto-expires after 24 hours. Stop sharing early with one tap in the app.

No rider accounts

The people you share with need nothing — no app, no sign-in, no account. They open a URL and that's it. We set zero tracking cookies on their device.

Full details in our Privacy Policy.

What you need to drive.

The people you share with just need a browser — any browser.

iPhone
iOS 18 or later
A connected vehicle account

I'm Here works with Tesla vehicles today. Support for more manufacturers is planned.