OneLocator
6.3#25 in family locator appsAndroidiOSWebmacOS
VisitOneLocator vs OpenFamily
OpenFamily
7.7#1 in family locator appsFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | OneLocator | OpenFamily |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | OneLocator is intended for locating your own devices, devices you are authorized to manage, and sharing locations between consenting users. | OpenFamily is designed for households with a member comfortable running a small Docker stack, rather than fleets or public tracking. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says location data is stored on the device and, when shared, undelivered data is kept encrypted on the server for up to 30 minutes before automatic deletion. | Accounts, coordinates, saved places, and history are stored in PostgreSQL on the operator's server, and the app has no analytics SDK or crash reporter. |
OneLocator plans
No prices published.
OpenFamily plans
- Open source self-hostedFree
- Self-hosted OpenFamilyFree
Pick OneLocator if…
OneLocator suits people finding their own phones or devices they are authorized to manage, as well as consenting users who want to share locations. Its alerts and phone-ringing command require the relevant permissions for related features.
Pick OpenFamily if…
It suits households whose member can run a small Docker stack and who want shared location and safety tools. It is not designed for fleets or public tracking.