Arrivals, as plain sentences
School, tuition, the office, a grandparent's flat. The nest hears when someone gets there or leaves.
Family location sharing, made in India
Avana shows your family where everyone is, and tells you when they reach school, home or their grandparents' place.
Every family has the same thread. "Pahunch gaye?" "Reached?" "Call when you reach." It is asked out of love, a dozen times a day. Avana answers it before anyone has to ask.
The things you would otherwise message, call or worry about. Avana tells the nest quietly, as they happen.
School, tuition, the office, a grandparent's flat. The nest hears when someone gets there or leaves.
Each person, with how old their position is written beside them. An old position looks old.
A hold, so it does not go off in a pocket. Call 112 sits right beside it.
Your nest sees the last week of where everyone has been, and nothing older.
Anyone can pause. The nest sees "paused", not a frozen dot.
The moments when you would otherwise keep checking your phone.
She is on her way back from work. You get one line when she is home, and nobody has to stay on the phone.
Reached school, left school, reached tuition. The nest hears each one as it happens.
You live in another city or another country. You still know Papa is back from his morning walk.
The whole nest on one screen, with the age of every position written next to the name.
Save school, tuition, the office, a grandparent's flat. Arrivals and departures come as plain sentences.
Adults, teenagers and grandparents, each with a role. Everyone sees everyone, so nobody is watched in secret.
Hold for three seconds. Everyone is alerted with where you are, and Call 112 sits right beside it.
One screen lists what your nest can see, with whom, and when it is deleted.



A dot on a map looks current even when it is hours old. Avana prints the age, greys out what is too old to trust, and says so when a phone stops reporting.
It is never sold, never used for ads, and never shown to anyone outside your nest, unless Indian law requires it.
Not other users, not partners. Only the people you invited.
Your nest sees that you paused, so nobody is misled by an old position.
"What your nest can see" lists everything shared about you.
No advertising, no analytics trackers, and no data sold to anyone.
Avana is opening a few families at a time, in India and for families who live apart. It is free during early access, and you get a direct line to the person building it.