How we publish guides and comparisons

The AI Family Locator team publishes this website to explain our app and help families choose and use location-sharing tools. We sell access to AI Family Locator. Our guides and comparisons therefore have a commercial interest; they are not independent product reviews.

What we use as evidence

Our product facts identify the app, supported platform and important limitations, with links to the public App Store listing and app privacy policy. Device instructions should point to the relevant platform documentation. Competitor features, prices and availability can change by country, plan and version; confirm them with the provider before paying.

A public product description is evidence of what a publisher documents, not proof of performance in every situation. We do not present a comparison as a hands-on test unless we describe what was actually tested. We do not invent ratings, customer counts, certifications or expert credentials.

How to read a comparison

Consider your family’s phones, consent and privacy choices, the alerts you need, and the full cost over time. A free platform tool may meet your needs. We link to relevant free alternatives rather than implying that a subscription is always required. A comparison table is a starting point, not a guarantee that every feature works in every region.

Dates and corrections

The date on a guide indicates its content revision, not a guarantee that every third-party detail has changed or been tested that day. Sources may have their own review dates. Send the page URL and the detail that needs correction to support@yeahapps.me. Do not include private locations, passwords or payment card details.

Privacy, safety and billing

Guides do not replace platform documentation, professional advice or emergency services. For app data, use the app privacy policy; for this website, use the website privacy policy. Web payments follow our billing terms, while purchases through Apple follow the App Store channel.