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iMapp

iMapp is a location-sharing app that lets families and friends see each other's real-time location on a shared map.

1.4k usesUpdated Nov 12, 2026
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About this module

iMapp is a family and friends locator where people add each other as contacts to see each other's live location on a shared map, create saved places, chat, and get alerts. Each account has a public profile with a display name, avatar, language, and activity details that other members can view.

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Rate limits

Pick the right plan for higher usage limits.

TierPer hourPer dayCooldownAction
Guest2 req/h3 req/day10sCurrent plan
Free10 req/h20 req/day5sSign up
Standard60 req/h200 req/day2sSee pricing
Pro100 req/h500 req/day2sSee pricing
Ultimate500 req/h2000 req/day0sSee pricing

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