Your agent can ask where you are. Only when it asks.
Whereabot lets Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client ask your phone for its location, with your consent. Nothing is stored.
How it works
Install the app
Join the beta.
Sign in on your phone
Open the app and sign in with Google. Keep it open while your agent asks.
Add the relay
Add the relay URL to your agent. See Add to your agent.
Ask
Your agent calls
get_phone_location. You approve on your phone, and it sends its GPS fix back.
Your agent
Relay
Your phone reads GPS
The answer returns the same way. Until push notifications ship, keep the app open to answer.
What you can ask
- "Find a kosher restaurant open near me now."
- "How long until I get home?"
- "Which station am I closest to?"
Add to your agent
Run this in Claude Code, then run /mcp and sign in. Use the same Google account as on your phone.
claude mcp add --transport http whereabot https://relay.whereabot.io/mcp
Other MCP clients: add https://relay.whereabot.io/mcp as an HTTP server. Sign in with the same Google account as on your phone.
Privacy
- Asked, not watched
- Your phone reads its location only when your agent asks.
- Nothing stored
- The relay keeps no location history. A fix lives in memory for one request.
- Revocable access
- Each agent signs in separately. Remove its access any time by signing out of it or revoking it.
- Open source
- MIT licensed. Read the relay and app code yourself.