Enables AI agents to request a phone's current GPS location on demand from an Android device running the Whereabot app; Android currently answers only while the app is open.
Enables AI agents to request a phone's current GPS location on demand from an iOS device running the Whereabot app; iOS can answer in the background through push notifications.
This server has a remotely hosted endpoint. Open its connector listing for connection details, authentication requirements, and setup instructions:
Let your AI agent ask your phone where you are, on demand. You host the relay. Sign-in and user data live in Supabase.
flowchart LR
Agent["AI agent"] -->|"MCP or HTTP"| Relay["Relay (Rust)"]
Relay -->|WebSocket| Phone["Phone app (Tauri)"]
Phone -->|"GPS fix"| Relay
Relay -->|"answer"| AgentThe relay keeps no location history. It sends a ping, the phone reads its GPS now, and the answer goes back to the agent. What is stored, for how long, and who sees your location: privacy.
Early MVP, in beta. iOS answers in the background through push. Android answers only while the app is open. See the roadmap.
Related MCP server: onsense
Path | What |
Rust relay (axum). Agents call it over HTTP or MCP; the phone holds a WebSocket to it. | |
Tauri v2 phone app (Android / iOS). Signs in, then answers pings with a GPS fix. | |
Database migrations and tests. | |
OpenTofu for the dev and prod environments. | |
Local dev, end-to-end check, deploy, hook install. | |
Source of the docs site. | |
Landing page and OAuth consent page. | |
VitePress build of the docs site. | |
Shared CSS tokens and components; logo files and usage rules. |
Install the app: see Get started on whereabot.io, or install from the browser.
Sign in with Apple or Google on the phone.
Add the relay to your agent:
claude mcp add --transport http whereabot https://relay.whereabot.io/mcpIn Claude Code run /mcp and sign in with the same Apple or Google account as on the phone. You never paste a token.
On Android, keep the app open while the agent asks, until Android push ships.
Relay URLs: live URLs. The tool and its arguments: protocol.
Run your own relay and Supabase project with the OpenTofu code in infra/. Steps: infra/README.md. Build the app with your Supabase and relay values (app/.env.example), and add your relay to your agent. To run everything on one computer first: local quick start.
All docs, with the generated MCP and wire references: whereabot.io/docs. In this repo:
Architecture: components, sign-in and ping flow, security, limits
Protocol: HTTP, MCP and WebSocket at intent level
Request flow: every state, notification and agent result of one request
Location sharing: let another person's agent ask for your location
Privacy: what is stored, retention, who sees your location
Operations and infrastructure: how it runs, deploys and releases
Listings: MCP directories, server.json, how to publish
Contributing: local setup, hooks, rules, adding a migration
Security policy: report vulnerabilities privately
MIT. Third-party material: THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.
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Give any AI assistant real-time access to your phone's GPS and location history.
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OAuth 2.1 short-link tools for AI agents with scoped tokens, approvals, audit logs, and revocation.
