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Trovami

A live location sharing app built on Flutter and Firebase as backend

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Apr 15, 2026
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DISCLAIMER

I want to stress on three main points:

  • This was my first Flutter project so I have not used any best practices and it needs a lot of code refactoring.
  • DO NOT USE real emails during sign up
  • DO NOT USE real location when testing. They are NOT encrypted and the database is open to public!

Trovami

A Live location sharing app created in Flutter using Firebase as the backend

Features

  • Create groups and choose to share your live location
  • View group members on the map
  • Google Sign-in

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Getting Started

1.Setup Flutter

2.Clone the repo

$ git clone https://github.com/Samaritan1011001/Trovami.git $ cd trovami/

3. Setup for google maps, firebase

All the setup is already done. I am using the free credit I got for the google account so you don't have to do anything until it runs out. IMPORTANT NOTE: DO NOT PROVIDE YOUR REAL EMAIL ADDRESS IN THE APP WHILE SIGNING UP SINCE THE BACKEND IS PUBLIC AND ANYONE USING THIS APP CAN ACCESS IT.

5. Run the app

$ flutter run

Tasks to complete

  • [x] Firebase Authentication
  • [x] Google Sign in
  • [ ] Chat screen
  • [ ] Deleting groups
  • [ ] Deleting members of the group after creation of the group
  • [ ] Refresh feature of the map For help getting started with Flutter, view our online documentation.
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