GPSmeet

GPSmeet is a software application designed to facilitate location-based meetings and coordination. It allows users to share their real-time GPS location with a selected group of individuals for a specified duration. The primary purpose of GPSmeet is to simplify the process of meeting up with others in physical locations, especially when participants might be arriving from different directions or at different times.

The application typically functions by enabling users to create or join a "meet." Within a meet, participants can see each other's current position on a map interface. This visual representation helps users estimate arrival times, identify potential delays, and navigate towards the meeting point more efficiently. GPSmeet often includes features such as estimated time of arrival (ETA) calculations, group chat functionalities within a meet, and the ability to set a specific meeting location.

Privacy controls are a key aspect of GPSmeet. Users generally have granular control over who can see their location and for how long. Once the meeting is over or the designated time expires, location sharing automatically ceases, enhancing user privacy. The application aims to be a practical tool for social gatherings, family meetups, or even professional coordination where precise physical rendezvous are required. It leverages existing GPS technology to provide a straightforward solution for a common logistical challenge.