Told on arrival, without asking
Home, school, the office: Fenzly detects arrivals and departures at the places you share. You choose the alerts, place by place, person by person. Nothing by default.
See the guideYour family can know where you are. We can't.
Your arrivals, your trips and your position, for the people you choose. End-to-end encrypted, on your phone.
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Four features for every day with the people who matter. None of them requires handing your position to a server.
Home, school, the office: Fenzly detects arrivals and departures at the places you share. You choose the alerts, place by place, person by person. Nothing by default.
See the guideShare your live position with a person or a circle, for a set time or until you arrive. It stops by itself, no invitation to manage.
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A red button on the map, ten seconds to cancel a slip, then your people's phones ring until one of them takes charge, and they follow your position live. The server knows an alert happened, never where you are.
See the guideEach circle has its conversation, encrypted like your positions, photos included. A live share also starts from there.
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Fenzly turns your movements into a readable journal: where you stayed, for how long, and the trips in between. It builds itself in the background: all you do is name your places. It goes back as far as you decide and lives only on your phone.
Fenzly knows where you stopped, not what the place is. Name it once, with suggestions of nearby places, and every later visit is recognised.
How long at the office this month, how many visits to the club this year: by place, by category, by period.
Car, bike, walk, run, bus, train. Live speed, distance and elevation during an outing, then GPX export. No smartwatch, no third-party account.
The journal leaves your phone only if you choose "Everything" in a circle: your people then see your day, not just a dot on a map.
Trip recording is on by default. If you would rather Fenzly did not record your trips, the Simple mode keeps only your arrivals and departures at your places.
Fenzly is coming soon to iOS and Android. Leave your email and get a single message, on launch day.
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A circle is a private group: family, couple, friends. Everyone chooses what they share, circle by circle, and can change their mind at any time.
Between adults, sharing is always a choice. For the youngest, child mode sets an explicit frame: a guardian turns it on with parental consent verified by SMS, and the app applies guardrails.
The server carries your position. It cannot read it: everything is encrypted on your phone, for each recipient.
With no network, place detection and trip recording carry on, on the phone. Only sharing waits for the connection to return.
Fenzly reacts to events, an arrival, a departure, a trip, instead of keeping the GPS on. Sitting still, it uses almost nothing.
In your iCloud or Google Drive, with a key split in two that neither Fenzly nor your cloud can use alone. Or hosted in Switzerland, protected by a code only you hold.
A one-time code by SMS or email at each sign-in. Nothing to remember, nothing to leak.
Fenzly is built by Logil Sàrl. Our servers are at Infomaniak, in Switzerland, under Swiss law, in line with the nDPA and the GDPR. Switzerland protects the frame, encryption protects the content.
Fenzly is paid, on purpose: no ads, no data resale, and the same protection in every plan.
No card, no automatic billing.
They assign a license to each member. The others pay nothing.
Without a license, an account keeps seeing its people, without sharing itself.
Prices are shown in the App Store and on Google Play.
Why Fenzly costs money, and why that's good newsWe explain how Fenzly works, limits included.
No. Each position is encrypted on your phone, for each recipient, before it is sent. The server knows whom to forward a message to, never what it contains.
Not in normal use. Fenzly does not track your route continuously: it reacts to events. On some Android phones, Fenzly must be exempted from battery optimisation so that detection stays reliable in the background.
Place detection and trip recording carry on, on the phone. Your people receive the information when the connection returns, and a member with no connection for several hours is flagged on the map. Maps of the areas you have already viewed stay available; elsewhere, the map background is grey.
Sign in on the new phone: Fenzly restores your encrypted backup, places, circles and conversations included. Without a backup nothing can be recovered, since the server holds nothing readable. Turn it on from day one.
No. Sharing is an individual choice, set circle by circle, and nobody enters a circle without consent. One exception, by design: in child mode, turned on with parental consent, a guardian can require sharing to stay on.
From the app or from this site, with a confirmation code. Deletion is immediate and permanent: account, keys and backups are erased.