RadiusAnswer Meet me from the notification
When Casey invites you to meet, tap Yes or No right on the notification. No need to open the app first.
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Version 3.57 ·
When Casey invites you to meet, tap Yes or No right on the notification. No need to open the app first.
When Jo shares an ETA or you're meeting up, the route is drawn on the map, so you can see which way Jo is coming and how far there is to go.
When a meet-up is over, its notifications clear themselves from both phones.
You can belong to more than one family plan. Settings shows a tab for each, like Your family plan and Taylor's family plan. In Taylor's family you see the people Taylor lets you see. Everyone shows up once on your map, and leaving one family doesn't change the others.
Performance enhancements, bug fixes and security updates.
Version 3.56 ·
Every drive now gets a score from 1 to 5 stars. Only the driver sees their own stars, so Riley can see how each trip went without anyone looking over their shoulder. The family sees Riley's weekly average. Going less than 10 mph over the limit costs nothing. Speeding only counts once it's held for 30 seconds, and any drive that goes 30 or more over is capped at 2 stars.
Every Sunday at 6 pm, in your own time zone, you'll get a report card for the week: miles, time behind the wheel, number of drives, time over the limit, hard brakes and your weekly score, plus your best day. The people who see you get it too. Only you see your day-by-day scores. Look back over the last 12 weeks any time.
When a drive ends, the people who get your driving alerts get a short summary, like "Alex drove for 18 minutes, 7.2 miles, reaching a top speed of 41 mph." No need to open the app to know they got there.
Running late or right on time? Tap ETA on Jo's card, pick a family place or search for any business or address, and send. Jo sees "Sam is on the way to Main Street Pizza, arriving 6:42 pm (in 25 min)." Updates come every five minutes and at 30, 20, 10, 5 and 1 minute out, then when you arrive. If you can see where Jo is, Jo also gets "leave in 12 minutes" so you both get there together.
Tap Meet me on Casey's card and choose where: where Casey is (when Casey shares with you), where you are, one of your places, or anywhere you search. Casey taps Yes or No. Say yes and you each see the other's countdown. Whoever gets there first just sees the other one's.
Set a "home by" time for your child, like 11 pm. Radius checks each night whether they made it home in time, and the Sunday report card shows how the week went, like "Home by 11 all week" or "6 of 7." It never sends an alert on its own. Anyone can set a home-by time for themselves, too.
Arrivals and driving alerts now pop up on your screen promptly, even when your phone's been resting for a while. You'll know Dana got to school when Dana gets to school.
When a call goes through Radius's relay servers, your phone now checks them first and uses the fastest one, for clearer calls with less delay.
Fresh Sign in with Google and Sign in with Apple buttons, so getting in takes one tap. On iPhone, Apple’s own button sits right beside Google’s.
Performance enhancements, bug fixes and security updates.
Each person on the People tab has two switches: they can see where you are, and they can see where you've been. Each one works in one direction, so Morgan can see Taylor without Taylor seeing Morgan.
Send a link to anyone, even if they don't have Radius. They see one dot showing where you are now, and nothing else. Share for 15 minutes, an hour, four hours, or until you get to one of your places.
Say how long, or pick a place. If you haven't said you're fine by then, your phone asks you first. Only if you still don't answer do your people get an alarm, with where you are.
Your own card shows who opened your card or your history, and how often. Turn on a heads-up for any person on the People tab.
Radius notices when someone lands after a flight and tells the people who get their arrivals. No flight number, nothing to set up.
A child can be on both parents' plans once both parents have given consent. Each parent sees the child, and neither parent sees the other.
The Android app went public on Google Play. The iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store.
Save home, school, work and practice, and get told when someone arrives or leaves. You set it per person on the People tab.
Press and hold the SOS chip to set off a full-volume alarm on the phones of the people you chose, with where you are. On Android it sounds even on silent. In a real emergency, always call 911 too.
If your phone senses a crash, Radius asks if you're okay first. No answer, and your people get an alert with your location.
Calls ring like a normal phone call, even when the app is closed. They're never recorded.
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