Cross the line. The room knows.

Draw a boundary on the map. Walk through it and the room Pings, without continuous tracking or a live location map.

How it works

Drop a geofence

Pick a place and a radius on the map. Trigger on arrival, on departure, or both ends of the trip.

The OS watches

Apple and Google's native geofencing runs the boundary in the background: battery-friendly and always on.

The device Pings

Cross the edge and your phone tells PingRoom which saved trigger fired, without sending your current GPS position.

Your location stays yours.

Privacy here isn’t a setting. It’s the architecture.

Geofencing runs on the device

The boundary check never touches our servers. iOS and Android do the watching, natively.

No live location feed

We store the boundary you configure so it can sync and be edited. We never receive your ongoing position, travel path, or GPS position when the trigger fires.

Enter, exit, or both

Ping when you reach the office, when you leave home, or both. One trigger, your choice of edge.

Good for

Arrive at the officeLeave homeKid reaches schoolWalk into the gymLand at the airportEnter the store

Let the place do the Pinging.

Download PingRoom, create a room, drop a geofence. Done.

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