I’ve been using GPS Phone Tracker for about three months now, mostly to keep an eye on my teen’s whereabouts after school. The setup is refreshingly simple—just log in with your Google account, and it starts pulling location data almost instantly. One thing I really appreciate is how it sends periodic updates to my Gmail, so even if I’m tied up in meetings, I can quickly glance at my inbox to see where everyone is. It’s not overloaded with features, which honestly works in its favor if you just want something that does the job without fuss. That said, the interface feels a bit dated compared to some other trackers out there, and I did notice the battery drain is a little more noticeable than I’d like when it’s running in the background. But for casual use—like coordinating meetups or making sure your family gets home safe—it’s reliable. I wouldn’t recommend it for high-stakes scenarios like constant monitoring for elderly care, but for everyday peace of mind, it’s a handy tool. Also, the messaging feature is basic but functional. You can send quick notes through the app, which is nice for sending a 'heading home' alert without switching apps. It’s not going to replace your family group chat, but it’s a neat add-on.